Price to lower my 3gs
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Lowering coils is cheaper b/c everything is together, you just take out the old shock/strut and put the new one in. Replacing OEM wiht aftermarket shock/strut costs more as they have to compress a strut.
Independent shop can charge $250-$350. Lexus will charge around $450-$550
Independent shop can charge $250-$350. Lexus will charge around $450-$550
if you live in socal, go to music box (tommy) in el monte. tons of us bring our cars there for lowering. price is very cheap, call him directly for pricing (626) 823-2853. tell him henry refers you
my dealership wouldn't install them at all. still debating. the tanabe springs cost about $250...and I think a local "customs" shop here said they would install them for $250...so roughly $500.
went to another local shop, who I think would do a better job, based on the clientele they have, and they quoted me $1,100. This includes the springs, installing the springs and a full alignment. Says the "book" quotes this as a 7 hour job....is this right???? This is with Tanabe NF210 springs...which I assume they are ordering from Tanabe directly. What I need to do is call back and get a price if I supply the springs myself.
went to another local shop, who I think would do a better job, based on the clientele they have, and they quoted me $1,100. This includes the springs, installing the springs and a full alignment. Says the "book" quotes this as a 7 hour job....is this right???? This is with Tanabe NF210 springs...which I assume they are ordering from Tanabe directly. What I need to do is call back and get a price if I supply the springs myself.
Last edited by jtrue28; Apr 30, 2009 at 11:11 AM. Reason: added another quote I got today (4/30)
im not gonna lie.....i went home and took the shock tower covers off in the rear to check out his work and see if everything was on the "up and up" so to speak!! i couldnt believe he killed that job so quick!!!
+1 for The MusicBox!
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If you live in SoCal then you got it made. There are tons of shops that can install them for you. Many reputable shops charge 200-250. I wouldn't pay more than that. Moreover, just contact a vendor here who is selling coils and just pick them up and save on shipping charges.
i agree. he's the man. i swear, i brought my car in his shop and got it on the lift, started BS-ing and decided to go get something to eat with one of his buddies that was there, returned a while later and my ride was outside and dropped!!
im not gonna lie.....i went home and took the shock tower covers off in the rear to check out his work and see if everything was on the "up and up" so to speak!! i couldnt believe he killed that job so quick!!!
+1 for The MusicBox!
im not gonna lie.....i went home and took the shock tower covers off in the rear to check out his work and see if everything was on the "up and up" so to speak!! i couldnt believe he killed that job so quick!!!
+1 for The MusicBox!
not to mention installing the exhaust. literally spent a lot more time cooling off my car...
I would have called that guy out on his bull**** immediately. He knows damn well that's not a 7 hour job. He's BSing you. My shop would do 8 cars for that price.
my dealership wouldn't install them at all. still debating. the tanabe springs cost about $250...and I think a local "customs" shop here said they would install them for $250...so roughly $500.
went to another local shop, who I think would do a better job, based on the clientele they have, and they quoted me $1,100. This includes the springs, installing the springs and a full alignment. Says the "book" quotes this as a 7 hour job....is this right???? This is with Tanabe NF210 springs...which I assume they are ordering from Tanabe directly. What I need to do is call back and get a price if I supply the springs myself.
went to another local shop, who I think would do a better job, based on the clientele they have, and they quoted me $1,100. This includes the springs, installing the springs and a full alignment. Says the "book" quotes this as a 7 hour job....is this right???? This is with Tanabe NF210 springs...which I assume they are ordering from Tanabe directly. What I need to do is call back and get a price if I supply the springs myself.
$350 out the door, installed...Brand-New Tanabe NF210s + Labor.....Mazzautosport in San Gabriel.
Best price; great work quality...I'll hook you guys up
Last edited by spine911; Apr 30, 2009 at 05:34 PM.









