Shock/springs installation
05-23-2009, 12:25 PM
#16
Drifting
I guess labor is cheap in S. Fla. Same job on west coast is 120/hr.....
I agree with Justin, if you have a buddy with a hydraulic lift and the proper tools, its really a pretty nice project.. My buddy Tony in Tacoma and I did my coilovers last month - it was about 6 hours, and we were pretty sore and greasy by dusk. Learned alot, and it was rewarding to do it. Get started before 8am and do note that this is TWO person job.
I agree with Justin, if you have a buddy with a hydraulic lift and the proper tools, its really a pretty nice project.. My buddy Tony in Tacoma and I did my coilovers last month - it was about 6 hours, and we were pretty sore and greasy by dusk. Learned alot, and it was rewarding to do it. Get started before 8am and do note that this is TWO person job.
took a little longer, and many more foul words were used, but its possible....
Worst part for me is the damn eccentric bolts for the toe arms. I hate those things with a passion!
