I am wanting to get new suspension for my car, 00 EM1. I am pretty much set on the springs, H&R Race, because I like the ride height. My question is, any place that has them pre-assembled with struts? I would rather have it come on the strut, then me having to put them on because I don't really have the time, with school and work. Well, any help is greatly appreciated.

Also, please don't say...it doesn't take long to put them on, just do it yourself...I already know this, just want to see if I could get them pre-assembled first, before I do that

Thanks

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by wowowee &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I am wanting to get new suspension for my car, 00 EM1. I am pretty much set on the springs, H&R Race, because I like the ride height. My question is, any place that has them pre-assembled with struts? I would rather have it come on the strut, then me having to put them on because I don't really have the time, with school and work. Well, any help is greatly appreciated.

Also, please don't say...it doesn't take long to put them on, just do it yourself...I already know this, just want to see if I could get them pre-assembled first, before I do that

Thanks </TD></TR></TABLE>

chances are no, because the place assembling this needs your shock top hat to be able to do this. I know there are "cup kits" available for some hondas (though it tends to be more of a euro thing) but honestly, assembling the shock assembly is a 10 minute thing...if you're installing yourself, all of the other things are going to take significantly longer. I know you didnt' want to hear that, but if time is at a premium, you should be looking to save time in other places?

or pay someone to do it...

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bad-monkey &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">chances are no, because the place assembling this needs your shock top hat to be able to do this. I know there are "cup kits" available for some hondas (though it tends to be more of a euro thing) but honestly, assembling the shock assembly is a 10 minute thing...if you're installing yourself, all of the other things are going to take significantly longer. I know you didnt' want to hear that, but if time is at a premium, you should be looking to save time in other places?

or pay someone to do it...</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah, i will probably do it myself anyway, just wanted to know first. and i couldn't bare to pay someone money for something that i could do something myself. just looking into the future and seeing me having to deal with school and work, i don't think i'd have enough time to.

well thanks for the help man, appreciate it