Anyone have a good idea of what I should be paying
for someone to install my nuespeed springs?

Ballpark that is... $100, $150, $5,000?

thanks

scot

 

No idea Scot but that's the worst bloody Espanol I have read in my life

 

que? Yo Quiero un Hamberguesa Y papa frita's por favor.

ahahahah

It is only 6:00 am here, and I shouldn't be on my comupter.



i am thinking it shouldn't cost any more than about $100 - $125 for the install. At $40 per hour that is........taking my shoes off..........3 hours (or so).

Scot

 

Sounds about right 2-4 hours depending on how slow the mechanic is. Remember to get a wheel alignment done after it's all finished.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Scot
[B]que?

 

I told you beofre Scot, you give me the Typhoon, I put in your springs, deal?

Let me know if you need help seriously though. I can install them, you just have to go get it alligned. But if you prefer to have someone else do it...

I remember getting eibach springs on my prelude. I ordered them at NTB (Tire America) Anyway with all parts labor and a four wheel allignment it was 400 dollars. Not bad considering the springs were 250. The aliignment is 50 so they charged about 100 bux.

Call and find out, just be careful who puts them in. They might not be familiar with your S2K.

Note!!! MAKE SURE THAT THEY DO NOT HAVE THE KEY IN THE IGNITION AND THAT THEY DISCONNECT THE ABS.

A friend of mine did not do this for his prelude and he got to buy some new ABS parts, just a thought!

 

Ok Ok OK , Spanish lesson Group Buy!

 

Scot:

You should stop hanging out at those Taco places! Next thing we will see is your S2K with the air suspension, jumping down the street, some of those large dice hanging from the rear view mirror and an police officer asking you: Were where you born son?

 

Easy, fellas, let's not upset any of our PC friends.