installation cost for s tune suspension
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installation cost for s tune suspension
I got what seems like a good price on s tune suspension (no sways, which I already have) of $1,250, free shipping. Trying to stick w/ the warranty program, I got a quote from my nissan dealer of $1000 to install.
This seems VERY high to me. Any owners who did not do their own install, what did you pay??
I have neither the skills nor tools to do it myself, but don't want to get ripped off by my local dealer.
This seems VERY high to me. Any owners who did not do their own install, what did you pay??
I have neither the skills nor tools to do it myself, but don't want to get ripped off by my local dealer.
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Too bad you live in AZ. I replaced my front and rear springs by myself in about four hours, and I took my time (first timer). I believe it would take me about the same amount of time to remove and install all the springs and shocks since I know how to do it now. A real mechanic should be able to replace everything in three hours tops...which should amount to $250-$300.
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Thanks for the reply. I wish we were geographically closer; we could hook up, do the job, and I'd learn something. The prices you suggest are a lot closer to what I anticipated. I think I'll shop the job around locally, and forget about the dealer. Thanks again.
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Just a follow-up. I found a local mechanic w/ a lot of muscle car/track experience to install for $250 or less. He also agreed to replace my stock sway bar bushings (I installed Stillen adjustables 1 month ago using stock) with Prothane bushings (purchased separately) as part of the install.
Thanks to dngunyent for the input.
Thanks to dngunyent for the input.
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