Maxima48177

Anyone in the Atlanta area, if you're looking forward to getting some mods installed on your Maxima, I've got a friend that can do it cheaper than the shops. He's a technician at Peachtree Nissan but does all his work at home. He did the lowering on my Max with sprints. He can lower a Maxima for $150 flat. He's got tools to do about any job at home, including air tools, engine hoister, etc. He can work on any Nissan and some Civics and Integras. He does basic maintainence work such as replacing timing belts, spark plugs, alternators, etc. also for lower prices. If anyone is interested, email me at Maxima48177@aol.com. Peace!

Maxima48177

Wanted to add that he's not too familiar with electronics such as stereos. But everything else should be no problem.

Y2KevSE

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Wow, $150 for changing springs? Too bad you weren't closer to NorCal.

MrBurner

is $150 considered cheap?

my friend paid $80 to have springs put on his integra
i paid $120 for my car...i thought that was high but since it is a larger car and they hadn't done one before, they had to charge a little more

annimax

Man, if I needed work I'd be headed to the AtL!

mdeal

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That's a good price in these parts. I checked numerous shops in the Atl area and they were all between $200~$350. However, I got my stuff done in South Carolina for a little over $100.

Maxima48177

The prices we're working with 'should' be better than any shop in Atlanta. We're putting in an ACT clucth for a 4th gen for ~$200 including getting the flywheel machined. The person said the cheapest that the shops could do it was over $300 not including the machined flywheel. The dealership wanted $600! So we're giving out reasonable prices. Hope there are more people interested! Thanks.