Springs - install costs
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Springs - install costs
What is a fair install charge on installing Eibach springs on my car? I recall hearing $60 from one shop. Is that a good price? Also, if anyone in the Bay Area, CA or even Sacremento knows of a particularly good shop to get them installed at, let me know. Thanks!
wow, that's a real good price! i paid $120 to have it done... just be sure they have experience.
if you don't mind me asking, what springs did you end up going with? since putting on my 19's... i think i need to lower it more...
if you don't mind me asking, what springs did you end up going with? since putting on my 19's... i think i need to lower it more...
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I bought the Eibach Supra NA Prokits from ***. They say they are quote: "AGX Lowering Spring Kits by Eibach (same as Eibach Pro Kit)", which makes me kind of skeptical, but we shall see soon enough. That quote was from Diablo Motorsports in Livermore, CA BTW. I'll call them again tomorrow and confirm that price. Last time I called them was two months ago so maybe my figures are off after all, but I sure hope not!
jeez, thats outrageous!!:eek:
hey lex400sc,
when installing your new shocks and springs, you might as well take a look at your rear dust boot cover. when i installed mine, it was thrashed to nothing due to old age! it cost me about 60 or so at the dealer. maybe you can shop around now...
hey lex400sc,
when installing your new shocks and springs, you might as well take a look at your rear dust boot cover. when i installed mine, it was thrashed to nothing due to old age! it cost me about 60 or so at the dealer. maybe you can shop around now...
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that is the ONE.
It tends to tear when you install your new ones.
Best to replace if possible...prevents premature failure of the shock from dust getting in the seals.
MW
BTW...NICE paint job on the calipers. looks clean now.
It tends to tear when you install your new ones.
Best to replace if possible...prevents premature failure of the shock from dust getting in the seals.
MW
BTW...NICE paint job on the calipers. looks clean now.
Last edited by pcmw; Oct 10, 2002 at 11:09 PM.
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Thanks Matt! That bedliner paint works wonders for the wheel well too. All that dirt and filth washes off with a quick spray of the hose instead of having to scrub it down with a toilet bowl scrubber 
. Here's a before pic...
. Here's a before pic...
