[shawn84]

I am looking for a shop to install lowering springs , bolt on plug and play spacers (front and rear) and rear camber arm with $200 tax in.
Its for 2009 370z by the way.

[Overseas Auto1]

do you have the parts?

Do you want to pay $200 for complete spring install, spacers install and rear camber arm?

[shawn84]

Yes. I have parts. Willing to pay $200 for everything.
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[G-spec]

just for the lowering springs it's around $200, and that's considered on the cheap side. Garage 5 has pricing roughly in that range from what I remember when they installed my front springs for me for something like $120.... but that's just for the springs alone....

the Camber kits both front and rear, that's probably just as much, the front camber kit especially takes quite a while...
I've done all these installs myself in my garage on pretty much the same car design as yours (G coupe) numerous times with the right tools and it took me almost the whole day, from around noon till like 10pm or so

I don't know what makes you think these are quick simple cheap installs, but I would personally be worried about any shop charging $200 taxes in for all this work... doubt you will even find one, but if safety isn't your primary concern go for it brah

[lowside67]

Not to mention you really need an alignment after installing camber arms...

[G-spec]

^ no diggity no doubt brah...
that's another $100 bones cash for a proper alignment at a proper shop that knows performance cars... can't really go to any $50 alignment shop where they've never seen an aftermarket camber kit before...

he's looking at around $400-$600 for all this, and that's a GOOD performance shop price

[Overseas Auto1]

Like he says, $400-600

[GG]

wow how cheap can ppl be

driving a 370z cant afford a proper labor job from a shop, instead have to look for a cheap and ghetto method.



people amazes me
:suspicious: