What's a good price for a coilover install?
08-08-2012, 04:47 PM
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Joey is inexpensive and does trustworthy quality work.
I installed mine with the help of a friend in a couple hours. Invest money in the alignment at auto innovations after its all dialed in how you want it though.
Its probably like 5+/- nuts/bolts per corner, just remember to blast some bolt blaster stuff in advance before you start wrenching.
I installed mine with the help of a friend in a couple hours. Invest money in the alignment at auto innovations after its all dialed in how you want it though.
Its probably like 5+/- nuts/bolts per corner, just remember to blast some bolt blaster stuff in advance before you start wrenching.
08-11-2012, 02:54 AM
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Thanks guys, $150 seems like a pretty good price. I'll most likely get it done by him & yes its just slap & go, no other services offered. I checked in with Joey, it was about $150 more. I'd definitely take it to Joey for the peace of mind & knowing the number of s2k's he worked on. But I'm setting a budget for myself. For those of you guys that want his info, you can find him on ClubRSX username brody8877. He's been a pretty long & reputable member on that site, if you go to the Northern California section, you will find a whole thread of vouches & installs he did. He worked on my previous AP1 quite a few times
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