$110 good price for spring/shock installation?
99civic03
05-08-2003, 08:26 PM
A local shop just quoted me $110 for installation of my Tokico HP shocks and springs, would you say this is a good price? Is this above, below or average for installation of shocks/springs?
CivicSiRacer
05-08-2003, 08:44 PM
That's pretty good.
99civic03
05-08-2003, 09:43 PM
what is the average cost for this type of installation at a normal mechanic shop?
Rein
05-08-2003, 10:43 PM
I remember a year ago when I wanted to get my coilovers and shocks installed...i forget the shop but they told me $50 per corner. So instead I just asked around and found out my friend's dad could do it for free.
BLU CIVIC
05-08-2003, 10:49 PM
all i got to say is try to do it urself with the help of a friend......i did it on my car...it took 4 hours b/c it was my first time......but on my last hatch, an associate charged me $15 a corner
sickhonda
05-09-2003, 05:17 PM
Originally posted by BLU CIVIC
all i got to say is try to do it urself with the help of a friend.
Make sure you have all the proper tools before doing this task...like SPRING COMPRESSOR.
Even with dozen of your friends :dogpile: to help you, there's no way in hell you can compress the spring for easy removal and installation.
I agree that $110 for all corners is a fair and reasonable price.
all i got to say is try to do it urself with the help of a friend.
Make sure you have all the proper tools before doing this task...like SPRING COMPRESSOR.
Even with dozen of your friends :dogpile: to help you, there's no way in hell you can compress the spring for easy removal and installation.
I agree that $110 for all corners is a fair and reasonable price.
BLU CIVIC
05-09-2003, 08:22 PM
Originally posted by sickhonda
Make sure you have all the proper tools before doing this task...like SPRING COMPRESSOR.
Even with dozen of your friends :dogpile: to help you, there's no way in hell you can compress the spring for easy removal and installation.
I agree that $110 for all corners is a fair and reasonable price.
yeha i think itz autozone that rents them for free....but don't do like me...i got tired of using it by the 3rd spring and just let em' fly:D but that's bad so don't do it:mad:
Make sure you have all the proper tools before doing this task...like SPRING COMPRESSOR.
Even with dozen of your friends :dogpile: to help you, there's no way in hell you can compress the spring for easy removal and installation.
I agree that $110 for all corners is a fair and reasonable price.
yeha i think itz autozone that rents them for free....but don't do like me...i got tired of using it by the 3rd spring and just let em' fly:D but that's bad so don't do it:mad:
Rein
05-11-2003, 09:21 PM
Pep Boys rent them for free as well.
DexterThEG
05-12-2003, 08:52 AM
Do it yourself! It's easy and worth the money you save.. if you get the pillow ball mounts (err whatever), that'll make it a 30 minute job. I've lowered 3 or 4 cars, just did my friend's SI last week. I'll do it for some beer if you're a good enuff friend :D
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