How much should I pay?
Sup guys, how much should I pay to get my lowering springs installed at a shop?
I don't know how to do it myself and If I did I don't have the required tools. A guy around my house quoted me $60 per spring
total of $240.
Also will I rub on stock tires with 15mm spacers upfront and 20mm rear once I have the Eibach sportlines installed?
I don't know how to do it myself and If I did I don't have the required tools. A guy around my house quoted me $60 per spring
total of $240.
Also will I rub on stock tires with 15mm spacers upfront and 20mm rear once I have the Eibach sportlines installed?
Got mine installed for $120. If I change mine to coilovers, I'll do it by myself. It's not really hard, it just takes time.
Also if you're concerned about rubbing, get your fender rolled. And that will be an extra charged...unless the guy knows how to do it while he does your springs.
Also if you're concerned about rubbing, get your fender rolled. And that will be an extra charged...unless the guy knows how to do it while he does your springs.
Got mine installed for $120. If I change mine to coilovers, I'll do it by myself. It's not really hard, it just takes time.
Also if you're concerned about rubbing, get your fender rolled. And that will be an extra charged...unless the guy knows how to do it while he does your springs.
Also if you're concerned about rubbing, get your fender rolled. And that will be an extra charged...unless the guy knows how to do it while he does your springs.
I'm going to be realistic for you here. Obviously all these guys had friends do it or something. It's a "4 hour job", and the going rate is ~$100/hr. It's a $400 job is what a real shop will do it for. And if it takes them a bit less time, then you'll get charged a bit less.
Also, you aren't going to even come close to rubbing at all with that set up.
Also, you aren't going to even come close to rubbing at all with that set up.
I'm going to be realistic for you here. Obviously all these guys had friends do it or something. It's a "4 hour job", and the going rate is ~$100/hr. It's a $400 job is what a real shop will do it for. And if it takes them a bit less time, then you'll get charged a bit less.
Also, you aren't going to even come close to rubbing at all with that set up.
Also, you aren't going to even come close to rubbing at all with that set up.
I've asked around sevral shops to see who can give me the best price. I just want to know before they rip me off.
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