lowering car, seeking help with install
#1
lowering car, seeking help with install
Sorry if this is located somewhere in the forum already.. I'm looking to lower my car soon, ordering coilovers whenever my tax return comes in!
what is a good price to pay a shop and what are some good shops (within a 30 min drive from downtown richmond would be awesome but i'm not limited to that)
Or is there anyone with mechanical experience willing to help out for a cheaper price then a shop
Any advice or help is appreciated
Car is a 04 Acura tl, going with Tein Basic Coilovers
what is a good price to pay a shop and what are some good shops (within a 30 min drive from downtown richmond would be awesome but i'm not limited to that)
Or is there anyone with mechanical experience willing to help out for a cheaper price then a shop
Any advice or help is appreciated
Car is a 04 Acura tl, going with Tein Basic Coilovers
#3
Re: lowering car, seeking help with install
$4000 is the going rate and I don't trust that work to anyone except for Michael Hawk at MikeHawkBuilt. I would definitely hit him up and book an appointment. He'll probably even hook you up and do it for $3000 like he did last time for me.
Last edited by Yardjass; 04-10-2019 at 04:32 AM.
#6
Re: lowering car, seeking help with install
"$" is not a penny sign but with an attitude like that I'm sure your shit will be falling off before you can even drive it home from whatever shithole agrees to install them.
#7
Re: lowering car, seeking help with install
My attitude? before I say anything that might come across as rude, I only said that because there is no way I would pay 4 grand to install some coilovers, so I thought you guys were just being dicks and giving me a smart ass reply unless your being serious (which I highly doubt)
#9
Re: lowering car, seeking help with install
where are you getting a number like that? (I have the parts already btw) so this is just installing... I looked on Acura forums and while they weren't in richmond they were in metropolitan areas and the highest I saw was like 600..
A perso who works on cars for a living and has all the tools he needs (which a shop would) should be able to install coilovers in like 3 maybe 4 hours tops...
4000 in just labor sounds ablsoutely carzy, do you mind helping see where that number is coming from?
A perso who works on cars for a living and has all the tools he needs (which a shop would) should be able to install coilovers in like 3 maybe 4 hours tops...
4000 in just labor sounds ablsoutely carzy, do you mind helping see where that number is coming from?