Springs install and alignment shop near Berkeley?
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Springs install and alignment shop near Berkeley?
Hi Guys,
I moved to El Cerrito, which is right north of Berkeley, about a year ago and since I MY00 is a garage queen I haven't had to get work done on it. Now I've decided to change my springs to Skunk2s because the cheap crap springs I bought four years ago are sagging bad in the rear.
Do you guys know of a good shop in the area I can get the springs swapped at and one for an alignment? I'm considering doing the swap myself but I'm having a lazy streak going with the holidays. For the alignment I'll need a shop that takes lowered cars. I have a front lip so it'll be pretty slammed up front.
Also, I work in Walnut Creek/Pleasant Hill so if you guys know of somewhere good around there, that would work too.
I used to goto Motorsport Techniques in Hayward and really liked them for general work and alignments.
Thanks in advance for your time.
Happy Holidays!
I moved to El Cerrito, which is right north of Berkeley, about a year ago and since I MY00 is a garage queen I haven't had to get work done on it. Now I've decided to change my springs to Skunk2s because the cheap crap springs I bought four years ago are sagging bad in the rear.
Do you guys know of a good shop in the area I can get the springs swapped at and one for an alignment? I'm considering doing the swap myself but I'm having a lazy streak going with the holidays. For the alignment I'll need a shop that takes lowered cars. I have a front lip so it'll be pretty slammed up front.
Also, I work in Walnut Creek/Pleasant Hill so if you guys know of somewhere good around there, that would work too.
I used to goto Motorsport Techniques in Hayward and really liked them for general work and alignments.
Thanks in advance for your time.
Happy Holidays!
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Thanks for the heads up Ap1porVida. I saw pics of that on another thread and I am looking to stay low.
My springs now has a two finger gap up front and a one to two finger tuck in the back. Lame. I hate speed bumps.
My springs now has a two finger gap up front and a one to two finger tuck in the back. Lame. I hate speed bumps.
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