Spring install in Tampa
Hey neighbor!
Seriously, don't pay a shop to install springs. Especially a dealership, they freakin rape you w/ fees. I think I got quoted b/t $400 and $600 for the install alone. DIY or have someone help you. You will save tons of money in the end that you could spend on other stuff.
Seriously, don't pay a shop to install springs. Especially a dealership, they freakin rape you w/ fees. I think I got quoted b/t $400 and $600 for the install alone. DIY or have someone help you. You will save tons of money in the end that you could spend on other stuff.
If you happen to be free on Fridays my husband said he would do it $100 + stall rental fee. We go out to the base and use their lift. Its $5 an hour, the install should only take a couple of hours or so. Let me know if you are interested!
I'm getting some hotchkis springs with a rear sway to go with it. I've actually got my install potentally covered by a co-worker who also has a day job at a porsche shop. Thanks for all the help. I'll post pics once its all set up
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