***Suspension Install Reccomendations in DFW area...***
I don't know anything personally about this shop. However, this is not a bad price at all for a professional shop install. If you can't/don't want to DIY then expect to pay in this price range for professional quality work. If you have an individual do it, make sure you are getting someone who knows what they are doing and has solid references of satisfied people whose car's they've worked on. If you drive to Houston you could be the latest in a long line of satisfied Betty's Garage G35/G37 customers.
I don't mind the DIY but is itmas easy as unbolting and bolting on the new parts?
Almost but not quite. Some minor cutting involved in installing the rear toe bolts (if you're installing them along with the camber arms). I'm not sure if the BC's you have require drilling to install the rear adjusters. It's important that you know what you're doing, have the right tools to do it, and pay close attention to details. If you can handle that, go for it
Jotech has a prety good reputation in this area and frankly $375 doesn't sound too bad to me. If you are going to play, ya got to pay....
Hey, by the way since when is McKinney "South" of Denton? East, ya, but South.....?
.....greetings from Frisco!
Hey, by the way since when is McKinney "South" of Denton? East, ya, but South.....?
.....greetings from Frisco!
No don't go to Jotech. I hate that place. They tried to use some old azz bolts when they did some work. Got pissed and told them to replace it with the bolts that came with the coil-overs.
Never going there again.
Never going there again.
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Haha I have BC coilovers and SPC camber kit too! I installed them myself but if you want a professional to install them, I would recommend Texas Track Works. They work with a lot of cars with BC coilovers and SPC camber kits can do alignments for lowered cars
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I got quoted 300 this morning from Jotech to install the Eibach Pro-kits on my sedan. I think the price may have gone up, but it's equivalent to what everyone else is charging.
For anyone stil interested, another place is Xtreme Street Works in Frisco.
For anyone stil interested, another place is Xtreme Street Works in Frisco.
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Good luck!
Last edited by TheGspot37s; Aug 2, 2012 at 05:53 PM.
Find a local reputable guy to do the install/help you if you want to save cash. The 350z local community for the dfw area is really helpful and have a few guys who does work on the side. But changing out the suspension really is not hard. Especially with if its coil overs it's even more easy than a spring drop.
I actually ended up using a tech at my father-in-laws dealership about 30 minutes east of McKinney. The guy only charged my $300 for camber kits and BC coilovers... Obviously he did me a huge favor...
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Samir over at new Image Auto Sports in Garland is doing it for me Monday for $200, obviously a really good price, I'll write up a review and let everyone know how it goes.
