i just got my ground control coilovers and i was wondering if anyone has had these installed at a shop. i am just looking for a ball park figure, i am taking it to JoTech in the Dallas area so if you have been there it would be even better, but just give me some cost that you guys have paid. thanks

 

I don't think I ever knew anyone who paid to do it. Its about 15 bolts. Most people just do it themselves. Its probably at least 150-200 just based on hourly labor ripoffs at most shops.

 

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It is only a few bolts, but you will still need an alignment and if you are using adjustable coilovers you may want corner balancing, at the least time consuming, at the worst a pain the the *** if you dont know what you are doing.

I was quoted about $300 if memory serves from a local Honda dealership and a couple other local shops. I ended up getting a Honda tech to install my HFP non-adjustable coilovers and do the alignment for $100 off the clock. That was a great deal for both of us. I paid less, he made more and I got it done in about 75 minutes and didnt have to spend a whole Saturday trying to re-attach my trailing arms.

 

DIY will save you voer 150

 

i agree...

If you need help just ask the forum people around your area... most people would love to help/ work on any car heh...

if anything then buy em lunch

 

hey im in Frisco pwp.....i couldnt find anyone to do mine, so i did it myself and i did a damn good job too

and be careful alot of places wont do an alignment either pretty gay i know

catch me on AIM chizzadd.......you can ask me questions there or something

but yeah i couldnt find anywhere in dallas so i posted up on how to DIY and it was easy(somewhat)

 

its not the fact that i dont know how to do it i would just rather not have to deal with it and just pay, i did springs on my 02 4dr and it is a very similar set-up with MacPherson strut and rear double wishbone so i think i am just going to do what you guys said and do it myself, thanks for the help!

 

yeah, no problem...good luck man