$500 For 350z Htech Install?!?!?
#31
03-16-2008 | 04:44 AM
Lowering a G35 isnt rocket science..
Front 3 14mm bolts on the top hat
Bottom 1 17mm bolt on the lower control arm and 1 17mm for the sway bar
and 2 12mm bolts for the brake lines
Rear 1 17mm Bolt
If your lowering springs are short enough you wont even need a spring compressor.
Front 3 14mm bolts on the top hat
Bottom 1 17mm bolt on the lower control arm and 1 17mm for the sway bar
and 2 12mm bolts for the brake lines
Rear 1 17mm Bolt
If your lowering springs are short enough you wont even need a spring compressor.
#32
03-16-2008 | 08:16 AM
I did mine myself with the help of the borrowed the spring compressor from autozone. I was able to do the rears in about 45minutes, the fronts were another story but I was able to finish it before bed time 
#34
03-16-2008 | 01:55 PM
Originally Posted by pghG35
lol if i had the time to install my springs i would but i dont i work 6 days a week and sunday i just want to chill..=]
#38
03-17-2008 | 12:58 AM
Originally Posted by kris79
is at 3 hour job at tops. but whats up with u and posting always in the wrong forums when u make a thread? last time u posted in the fs forum bout ur shadowing too...
#41
03-18-2008 | 01:21 AM
Originally Posted by pghG35
thx guys i found a tuner/installs anything shop lol..its called TeamNUTZ...they said $240 for the spring install..they said max of 2 hours...not bad right
#43
03-19-2008 | 01:21 PM
If you find a smaller tuner shop any money they make on labor goes directly into the person doing the work's pocket (I'm talking a very small shop) - so they won't charge $100+/hr labor.
Think about working two hours and making $150 bucks. $75/hr is pretty damn good pay! F*ck the corporate car care places that rip you off for labor. You'd be better off approaching a mechanic working there personally and offering him $150 if he'll do the install. Although I'd prefer a shop so there is some sort of reputable business (not just an individual) behind the work
Think about working two hours and making $150 bucks. $75/hr is pretty damn good pay! F*ck the corporate car care places that rip you off for labor. You'd be better off approaching a mechanic working there personally and offering him $150 if he'll do the install. Although I'd prefer a shop so there is some sort of reputable business (not just an individual) behind the work
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