Any idea what the labour cost would be to remove suspension and refit and setup coilovers would be? Need to what to expect so i don't get ripped off
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Hi - Expect to pay between £2-300 for fitting the parts plus about £150 for a Geo - at a good Independant. - Simon
Personally I would do the swap over myself or get a quote from an Indy then get it set up by Centre of Gravity. Total cost £500ish IMO
I paid center gravity £550 to remove everything & fit new springs, dampers & lower track control arms. Then needed Geo which cost £241.
Wow, is that inclusive of the parts to do the job?
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