Just got Bilstein shocks have questions on install
Just got Bilstein shocks have questions on install
I finally got some shocks for my car (bilstein hd's). I would like to do the install myself but i don't have jackstands or a lift plus im not to handy with cars. Would a regular tire shop be able to install them? Whats the going price for installation?
thanks
-kyzer
thanks
-kyzer
Re: Just got Bilstein shocks have questions on install
Originally posted by kyzer soze
I finally got some shocks for my car (bilstein hd's). I would like to do the install myself but i don't have jackstands or a lift plus im not to handy with cars. Would a regular tire shop be able to install them? Whats the going price for installation?
I finally got some shocks for my car (bilstein hd's). I would like to do the install myself but i don't have jackstands or a lift plus im not to handy with cars. Would a regular tire shop be able to install them? Whats the going price for installation?
jim88- Damme thats alot for install.
BlownF1- I don't plan on lowering my car now. I was thinking about the 1le springs (1" drop or less) but didn't have them planned for right now. I sent you a pm thank you for the offer.

Do you work on cars every weekend?
BlownF1- I don't plan on lowering my car now. I was thinking about the 1le springs (1" drop or less) but didn't have them planned for right now. I sent you a pm thank you for the offer.

Do you work on cars every weekend?
Are they front or back shocks? If they are back ones then that would be really easy like a 1/2 hour job. No matter how mechanicly uninclined you are you can do it 4 bolts total. As for the front that is not for someone who is a novice at this sort of work. It does require some specialty tools and a hammer. Goodluck see if BlownF1 will do it that way you know its a car guy who cars about cars.
You should do the rears yourself. Get a friend to lend a hand.
The fronts you can take to a shop and it will probably run $100-150 for labor. It's a lot of work to do yourself, just time consuming really.
Dan
The fronts you can take to a shop and it will probably run $100-150 for labor. It's a lot of work to do yourself, just time consuming really.
Dan
I just got mine done at the NTB I work at. Since you have to take off the springs and struts for the front, you should just buy some lowering springs and the shop you choose should be able to put the springs in with the struts, saving you $. I got charged $13.99 for each rear shock and $17.99 for each front strut that was before my discount . I just put the springs in myself while they had the shocks/struts out.
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