SF shop for spring install
Originally Posted by Scikotic-tC-
what springs?
Come to the BBQ im sure we can install them then
Come to the BBQ im sure we can install them then
Right now my car is at the dealer because someone already keyed it, they're trying to buff it out for me.
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Originally Posted by Cabana
I need something between TRD (1.4") and those (2.0")
You would want the TEIN H-Tech springs. I have them in stock and ready to install here at Precisionmuffler.com
Htechs
Front Drop is 1.85
Rear Drop is 1.46
I just need your car for two hours for the install. Let me know. installations is $150.00
It doesn't take a genius to install springs. There aren't only a
few select shops that can do this. Any competent mechanic can
easily install springs. You figure a lot of us install it at home.
So why can't a guy whose profession is repairing cars unable
to do something simple as installing springs??
It always amazes me when people ask this.
few select shops that can do this. Any competent mechanic can
easily install springs. You figure a lot of us install it at home.
So why can't a guy whose profession is repairing cars unable
to do something simple as installing springs??
It always amazes me when people ask this.
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Originally Posted by Cabana
So about $300 out the door? The H-techs look like they rake the car, anyone have a good side shot or maybe even a car I could see in person?
It doesn't take a genius to install springs. There aren't only a
few select shops that can do this. Any competent mechanic can
easily install springs. You figure a lot of us install it at home.
So why can't a guy whose profession is repairing cars unable
to do something simple as installing springs??
It always amazes me when people ask this.
few select shops that can do this. Any competent mechanic can
easily install springs. You figure a lot of us install it at home.
So why can't a guy whose profession is repairing cars unable
to do something simple as installing springs??
It always amazes me when people ask this.
Thanks for the props Ben.







