TRD lowering springs + labor = how much?
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Im just wondering how much i would be paying on top of the springs to get them installed? and if i would need an alignmnet and such.
What is the average labor for this job?
What is the average labor for this job?
springs - 150-200 depending on where you get them.
labor - free (do it yourself along with a couple of buddies) 0r 200-900 depending on which dealer you choos to have butt rape you. Or 100-150 depending on the shop.
i've heard that you don't really need an alignment with TRDs because they're not that low, but it is recommended with any drop.
labor - free (do it yourself along with a couple of buddies) 0r 200-900 depending on which dealer you choos to have butt rape you. Or 100-150 depending on the shop.
i've heard that you don't really need an alignment with TRDs because they're not that low, but it is recommended with any drop.
Originally Posted by Joes06tC
Kearny Mesa in San Diego does it for $200 for those in this area. And that LABOR ONLY, no parts.
Originally Posted by lilitaliankid
and I paid 265.35 for installation in 3 1/2 hours.
TRD Springs; at trdsparks.com, $155+ tax/shipping
Installation charges; $100-$200 TOTAL! Do not pay more than $200.
Depending on your location; you could find somebody here on this site that installs them (like I did!) or find a local shop that can do it for you. I got mine installed back in Jan. and have had no issues. I didn't get an alignment yet either.
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the thing is i am from Upstate, like 20 min from the US/CA border. The closest civilization is about 2 hours so its a decent run to get them installed. I'm prolly going to break down and replace them myself i tend to get cheap when it comes to paying for labor ^^.
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The money isnt such a big deal, well it is sorta, i have a certain ammount i can spend on mods that im saving up. I just dont want to totoally screw something up on the car im making payments on
and not have the warrenty cover it.
and not have the warrenty cover it.
Originally Posted by brian
it's not even about being cheap, you'll learn something about your car and modding your car yourself is much better than paying someone else to mod it for you
When lowering my tC I spent just shy of $200.
Which includes:
-the springs (in my case tien s-techs)
-spring compressors from autoZone
-a 12 pack of coca-cola
-extended torque wrench and a few extra sockets.
Buddy up with a few local Scion-Heads and I am sure they will lend you an extra set of hands.
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non of my friends are mechanicly inclined when it comes to cars, they all like the dealer service department, ill give my uncle a call, he should have the tools.
im gettin my trds installed this comin week.....lets hope the dealer doesnt rape me.....reason being they owe me close to 500 dollars because when i bought the car i wanted the TYC tails.....but apparently they on national back order....so i payed for them and its been almost a month and nuthin....therefore i changed my mind and so now im gettin the springs!!!





