A Question about installing springs
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Originally Posted by ohthunderroad,Aug 9 2008, 10:20 AM
On the other hand, I have called 2 places in the central Conn area to have them installed, and they both quoted me 4 hours labor plus alignment--over $400 for everything.
You might want to ask those places how much of the $400 is the alignment to get aa true reading on how much to change the spriongs, because as I recall, my alignments are ususlly a tad costly.
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One of the places (XX Tuning in East Hartford) told me it was one hour of labor for each corner of the car, at $90 an hour. Their alignment was $79, so that put it over $400. They have quite a place, but he confessed they had never worked on an S2000.
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KingsZ has done it on his car...just needed to rent a spring compressor....maybe we can get a tech day together and install em...
oh and chillout knows how to...let's get it together guys! i need to visit him anyways
oh and chillout knows how to...let's get it together guys! i need to visit him anyways
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Originally Posted by ohthunderroad,Aug 11 2008, 04:09 PM
A tech day would be great! Chillout and I have PM'd each other and he has offered to help.
but any day works for me
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I had Billman install mine. It didn't take close to 4 hrs, not even half that time but he's knows his stuff. Folks have told you not to undo the gas line but you should also be very aware of how the top hat bolts are aligned or they won't slide back into place in the car. No spring compressors are needed but are a safety precaution for sure. I and many with Eibachs did not need an alignment post install, of course this all depends on the alignment in the first place. Good luck! Hiro