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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() Joined Jun 26, '04 From Bay Area, California Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
Today I went to Firestone and Kragen for pricing on install for the Eibach Sportlines and just about lost it. I started yelling at the first guy cause i couldn't believe it so they brought in the manager.
Firestone - $410 (buncha bulllllllllshiat) Kragen - $400 Anyone else get this high for install on some springs? I kno they gotta take off the strut but the guy said it takes them an hour and a half for front and then the same for the backs..I mean im no pro and i think i could do it better than that, all i need is the machine. But if anyone knows where i could get em installed for cheaper or if someone lives near san fran and want's to help im down to put em in. But these guys were just homo. |
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Enthusiast ![]() Joined Jun 2, '04 From NYC Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
I did my lowering springs and struts/shocks together, parts cost about $310, labor cost me $130 only, I got tein s tech, I dont think the sportslines should cost you more to install, unless they provide you with the camper kit, cuz I hear anyone that put Eibach stuff needs a camper kit, I maybe wrong, gotta see how the Eibach Pro-line's fitment on my friend's celi, it also cost him about the same($120 to put on), but he bought his own camper kit off tirerack...
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