Hey guys,

Im currently waiting for my SPC Camber Kits.
And I have these BC coilovers from Import Image hanging around 4 now.

Where is the good but cheap place to install these once I have everything.
I hear of Firestone w/ lifetime alignment but i think its only in the states.

Im located in the GTA by the way.

 

I would recommend Simone Performance out in Newmarket, they installed my suspension (Tokico d-specs and Eibach Prokit springs) with the SPC front and rear camber kit. They also do alignments as well.

 

+1 on Simone Performance Shop

 

+1 WTBS bit of a drive, but that's what the G's for, eh.

Not Cheap tho ...

 

+1 more....
After 2 previous tries elsewhere,
Simone was the only place to get my lowered Z4M aligned properly.
It was a day/night type of difference in the car.

They're the only shop I'll use now.

 

Will be heading up there in the next week or two to get my plenum spacer and stainless clutch line installed.

 

Any west-end places that could be recommended.

I am thinking of taking it to my local Infinti dealer (Oakville) to get it aligned.

 

Woodbridge alignment is really good and they are able to deal with lowered cars. I use to go there all the time and they did a great job on my lowered Jetta.

it might be a little pricey to do the install there i would only suggest having them do the alignment/camber set up.

 

^ I've heard both good & bad re Woodbridge on the BMW forums.

 

quick google has shown on more than one occasion where the wrench monkeys go for joy rides at woodbridge....

 

Simone Performance eh. im going to call them now. see about pricing.

 

ok talked to vic 820$ to install everything. seem too steep? im unfamiliar with prices on installs.

 

just wondering which place failed to do the job right for you?

 

a well known BMW specialty shop. (only works on Bimmers)

 

That is very unfortunate. This would happen eventually - a shop gets good business via word of mouth, then starts to capatilize on their "perceived image" by charging what they want, and having folks pay excess for what is supposed to be exceptional work.

My advice - install them yourself. Learn, enjoy, save.