11-21-2013, 01:50 PM | #1 |
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H&R Springs Installation in LA Area?
Anyone have any good experiences (and good prices) to share about LA area shops to install lowering springs?
I am finding it difficult to find anyone that can beat LTBMW... $175 (springs only install) LTBMW El Monte, CA http://ltmotorwerks.com/services/ I called a few other shops and got quotes of $300.... |
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That's the best price that you'll find. EAS charges $250!
edit: Those are E90/E92 prices. The price is different for the F30/F32. LTBMW quoted the same price as EAS for a spring install on an F30/F32. Last edited by Sedan_Clan; 11-21-2013 at 03:23 PM.. |
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Thought I should update, got the car lowered at LTBMW a few weeks back, for 175$ (posted website rate). Entire job took about two and half hours.
Very friendly ownership, staff, techs, and of course local car nuts just hanging out... H&R sport springs look great I just wish the rears were a little lower, maybe they need to settle a bit more? But its been two weeks already?? hmmmm |
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your going to have to accept that the height is set.
"settling" is over stated these days. settling only takes like a little bit. you can either bounce on the bumper a little or drive it for about a mile or two and it will sit where it needs to be. two weeks is not going do anything more, as u have stated. |
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