haha. . If you guys know how to install springs, then coilovers would save you half the time. That's bull if you need a certified endless dealer to install your coilovers. That's about $300 extra or maybe even morefor labor (Strauss charge $400). I'll install those coilovers in 2 hours or less. (Yes I got jacks and power tools). Why shouldn't you have one, if you like working on your own car. People spend tons of cash to hooks up their cars and they can't afford to spend money on tools. Most tools cost less than what your paying for labor.

Just trying to save you guys some money! ;-)

 

I think any shop could install those....what about mpj?

as for air tools. I've done more than a few suspension set ups on a few different cars...NEVER used air tools. Torque wrench is just dandy.

do it yourself if you have a garage or get some help from some board members...probably what I'll do when I do my springs.

 

the install is 200 according to their website, so it ends up being a pretty good price...

 

oooh...I just checked out the list of certified dealers and one of them is AUTO INNOVATIONS in Milpitas. Since most people around here swear by their alignments, might as well get everything done there.

 

Works (evo tuners in SF) are Zeal dealers and could probably help you out with that.

 

haha, i don't think you'll have a problem, i think they had a few in stock.

yeah autornd charges $200 like on the website for install and alignment, i might check out auto innovations since there in milpitas too. Damn i didn't even see the dealer locator on the website.

I checked works rally in sf too, they said they'll do it, hopefully they don't hate on my subaru, haha.

 

Blazn, I am getting them direct from endless and in their san jose warehouse they only have 1 left. I may still be in luck though!