Spring install around Bay area

future370zzz · 07-12-2012, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by coaster

I went to Speed Element in Fremont. They installed my Swift Springs and I have no complaints.

Welcome to Speed Element Performance

+1 on this. They did the install in 2.5 hrs for about $170 tax included. Springs are moaning a little but i hear this goes away.

They moved their shop to San Jose though.

B&W_Evader · 07-26-2012, 09:27 AM

DIY! The money you save will pay for the tools you need. (in this case, a nice set of spring compressors) As long as you have the space to work and store your new shiney tools. Buy good tools, not the cheapo type. In the long run you have all the tools you need for most jobs. Also, protect your tools from theft. I know lots of people who've had them stolen. I take the wheels off my rollaways so they don't end up rolling away.

Neoatw · 07-26-2012, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by B&W_Evader

DIY! The money you save will pay for the tools you need. (in this case, a nice set of spring compressors) As long as you have the space to work and store your new shiney tools. Buy good tools, not the cheapo type. In the long run you have all the tools you need for most jobs. Also, protect your tools from theft. I know lots of people who've had them stolen. I take the wheels off my rollaways so they don't end up rolling away.

Hahah... I was thinking about it. Watched youtube video and read the DIY couple thousand times, however, still kinda scared. I am still waiting for the springs and sway bars as they are in back order....

rikkiphan1506 · 09-01-2012, 01:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Neoatw

Hahah... I was thinking about it. Watched youtube video and read the DIY couple thousand times, however, still kinda scared. I am still waiting for the springs and sway bars as they are in back order....

Are ya trying to get front sway or rear? I have heard that front is good enough. What do u think>

Neoatw · 09-01-2012, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by rikkiphan1506

Are ya trying to get front sway or rear? I have heard that front is good enough. What do u think>

I got both front and rear. I got the Eibach Pro Plus kit.

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