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Hi guys, i got my eibach today. Went across the street to get a quote on the installation charges. I got a quote of 530. wow..
Is that a normal price?Can anyone in Cincinatti recommend me a place for installation?
Not trying to thread jack but I'm in the same situation and am wondering if there's any disadvantages of messing things up as this will be my first time working on springs.
Not trying to thread jack but I'm in the same situation and am wondering if there's any disadvantages of messing things up as this will be my first time working on springs.
i intend to follow this guide: https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...g-install.html
i think the hardest part will be getting one of the bolts off (circled in blue), which is why i got myself air compressor and an impact wrench
the other dangerous part would be swapping out the springs on the front struts... taking it to an auto shop to get that done for about $40, hopefully.
Hi guys, i got my eibach today. Went across the street to get a quote on the installation charges. I got a quote of 530. wow..
Is that a normal price?Can anyone in Cincinatti recommend me a place for installation?
I live in Mason and found a place in West Chester that did mine for $150. The issue with renting a spring compressor is that the our spring don't fit correctly in most of them.
I live in Mason and found a place in West Chester that did mine for $150. The issue with renting a spring compressor is that the our spring don't fit correctly in most of them.
Cool, can i have a contact or name of the place. Im in Beechmont.
Do-it-yourself is fairly easy, get a buddy to help and should.t take you long, or at least do the rears by yourself which is less than 30 min for both sides