tell them to screw themselves... $300? wtf.
Some shop told me that they wouldn't install my H&R springs, if I didn't have lowering struts. Then they said if I had the struts also, it would be around $300 for the install.
That is just crazy. I'll try to tackle the install myself. When Chicago unthaws of course.
tell them to screw themselves... $300? wtf.
Just wait til DIY meet.
$300 is ridiculous.
hahah....i got mine done for free by DAVID T. (thanks by the way) after you see it done once its pretty easy definitely not worth 300 bucks...and whats this deal about lowering struts? just wait and do it by yourself
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yea it might be a good idea to wait for struts anyways, since HOPEFULLY they should be out soon.. dont wanna do a painful spring install then have to do it again when shocks come out.
Yeah Zero, forgetaboutit. That is a huge rip, if I didn't know anyone. I still wouldn't pay more than 200 with alignment.Originally posted by Civicvtec1ps
Just wait til DIY meet.
$300 is ridiculous.
200?>? that's still alot... i'd pay 100 max...
He said WITH alignment. $200 is pretty good deal...Originally posted by civic hatch boi
200?>? that's still alot... i'd pay 100 max...
nah 150 shud be maximum for alignment and spring install, if they ask for more plz do yourself and me a favor and tell them to go suck a dick
$200 would be as high as I would go, there are only a few places (and people) here I would trust.Originally posted by Civicvtec1ps
He said WITH alignment. $200 is pretty good deal...
After you do it yourself (and Chicago has a warmish day) you won't be afraid to tackle other suspension-related jobs like brake work. I'd never pay that much to get springs installed, even though I would charge that much if I owned a shop.
Originally posted by Civicvtec1ps
Just wait til DIY meet.
$300 is ridiculous.
I don't know if I can wait until the spring time to have them installed. I want them installed NOW!!!!
yea....they are awesome to have, but kinda noisy without isolators.
Formerly known as Plainol2k2si
ya im 16 and know how to change brakes and rotors. it is pretty easy and i kno how to bleed brakes next is how to change oil just to lazy to ask... i got the tools for ne thing, my dad sell snap-on tools. so i got almost ne thing for the job.Originally posted by NamingException
After you do it yourself (and Chicago has a warmish day) you won't be afraid to tackle other suspension-related jobs like brake work. I'd never pay that much to get springs installed, even though I would charge that much if I owned a shop.
If you can wait we are trying to put together that install day and there you can get install for the nice low price of $0.Originally posted by Zero Three Si
Some shop told me that they wouldn't install my H&R springs, if I didn't have lowering struts. Then they said if I had the struts also, it would be around $300 for the install.
That is just crazy. I'll try to tackle the install myself. When Chicago unthaws of course.
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