I was scouting around and this seems to be the best price for spring installation from a reputable shop (Hyper Racing in Houston).

Given i've heard of quotes from as low as a few bottles of beer to $400 would you consider this reasonable enough?

- Mike

 

The price is good for 4 hours of labor. If you are thinking about getting new shocks/struts then do it the same time to save some $$. Just make sure you go to a shop that knows what they are doing.

 

Way too much...

 

Hyper Racing seems to be sponsoring HoustonImports.com so i'm led to believe they ought to know their stuff (They even have their own forum on the site).

I'm keeping my stock strut/shock until needed. Don't have the dough to get those yet.

Kev, long time no see. Why do you say it's too much?

 

Shieeeeeeeeet, invite me over (if I lived in Houston) and I would do it nothing more than for a couple cans of Mountain DEW!

 

125 is really cheap for a shop

 

I was quoted $175 and that was the cheepest.

 

BigDog, remind me to treat you out to a case of the Dew when you do come over to H-town

MadX, actually there's another shop that does it for $95 but i've heard horror stories from them

 

4 hours? it only takes about an hour for a good machanic to install springs..well, at least mine was...

 

it only took about an hour and i paid about 50 bucks to the shop

 

hey! where did u get the gauge pod? it looks like it's made for our car..

 

i believe it might have been off of an impala maybe a 92-95 dont remember too well though

 

oh wow...they fit really good tho.
go turn off the computer and have a glass of milk or something to clear ur head..then start refreshing ur memory..hehe.. j/k

 

....does ginseng work????

 

oh yeah!! ginkos are even better for ur memory..

 

I live near BigDog, once my springs come in I will definately be taking him about 10 cases of Mountain Dew.