labor cost on replacing springs and shocks on a 96-98 civic coupe?? How much were u charged?
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labor cost on replacing springs and shocks on a 96-98 civic coupe?? How much were u charged?
I have some ground control coilover's and some KYB agx shocks and was wondering how much you guys have been charged to get new shocks and springs installed on your 96-98 civic ex coupe.
Im thinking about 300maybe but im just wondering so LMK what springs and shocks u had put on and how much u got charged.
Im thinking about 300maybe but im just wondering so LMK what springs and shocks u had put on and how much u got charged.
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Re: labor cost on replacing springs and shocks on a 96-98 civic coupe?? How much were u charged? (ce
Your replacing your stock shocks/springs with new shocks and coilovers? Dude, you could do it yourself with hand tools a jack and a jack stand in your driveway.
If you take it to a shop, it shouldn't be much more than a couple hundred though. All they are doing is pulling out one set and putting in a new set. With air tools, its a 30 minute job, tops.
If you take it to a shop, it shouldn't be much more than a couple hundred though. All they are doing is pulling out one set and putting in a new set. With air tools, its a 30 minute job, tops.
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ok well thanks for all the comments about doing it yourself but im trying to find out how much it cost if i were to take it to a shop so if u didnt ge it done at a shop plz dont reply
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your not going to get many replies about people going some where to get ripped off, people are on here to do it themselves, suspension is so easy, for $300 you can get yourself some nice tools at sears and do it yourself, and have tools leftover
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fmrprojects »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">shop is gonna charge you like 100-200.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thats not to bad because the shop i go to will let me watch and hang out and keep adjusting the coilovers tell its right and stuff. it isnt like a midas or some big business place
thats not to bad because the shop i go to will let me watch and hang out and keep adjusting the coilovers tell its right and stuff. it isnt like a midas or some big business place
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by central_driver »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
thats not to bad because the shop i go to will let me watch and hang out and keep adjusting the coilovers tell its right and stuff. it isnt like a midas or some big business place</TD></TR></TABLE> Your lucky, and their dumb. Most shops wont install customers parts. They normally require that you use their parts. Lets say they were used, or the new ones are defective and they break, you could go back after them for labor problems, and they would be in a bind not being able to back up their products since they arent theirs.
thats not to bad because the shop i go to will let me watch and hang out and keep adjusting the coilovers tell its right and stuff. it isnt like a midas or some big business place</TD></TR></TABLE> Your lucky, and their dumb. Most shops wont install customers parts. They normally require that you use their parts. Lets say they were used, or the new ones are defective and they break, you could go back after them for labor problems, and they would be in a bind not being able to back up their products since they arent theirs.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DohcSide »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my mechanic does it for 40 dollasrs per spring/coilover so 160</TD></TR></TABLE>
thats a good price, when i was looking around i was quoted up to $400, but the shop that i went with was like $150, but there were some problems
thats a good price, when i was looking around i was quoted up to $400, but the shop that i went with was like $150, but there were some problems
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DohcSide »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my mechanic does it for 40 dollasrs per spring/coilover so 160</TD></TR></TABLE>
thats good to know
if they say something like 250 or 300 ill be like is that the lowest u can go because i was quoted 40 to 50bucks each coilover and shock at this other place and see if they go for it but im sure they would charge me cheap. ill find out tomorrow and post it up. thanks for the comments.
and turner7205, the shop i go to is all run by themselfs. its just a couple of guys (1 used to work at a honda dealership) and they just bought the place and started doing jobs for people they are pretty good with what they do tho.
thats good to know
if they say something like 250 or 300 ill be like is that the lowest u can go because i was quoted 40 to 50bucks each coilover and shock at this other place and see if they go for it but im sure they would charge me cheap. ill find out tomorrow and post it up. thanks for the comments.
and turner7205, the shop i go to is all run by themselfs. its just a couple of guys (1 used to work at a honda dealership) and they just bought the place and started doing jobs for people they are pretty good with what they do tho.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ninefivejiggaja »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">find a how to guide and get that **** goin, im puttin in my gc's on agx's next week</TD></TR></TABLE>
where u getting your guide at? LMK i would like to see how to do it and then ill think about doing it.
where u getting your guide at? LMK i would like to see how to do it and then ill think about doing it.
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