Comptech Sway Bar Install in Chicago...$150.00?
Comptech Sway Bar Install in Chicago...$150.00?
guy wanted two hours labor to install the comptech sway bar. gotta be kidding me right! NO........he wasn't........i am positive there must be a better place in the City of Chicago to get this thing installed for a fair price. and sorry fellas this is not a DIY for me.
but the sway bar arrived today thanks to aofeparts from ebay. $95.00 gets you the sway bar packaged very securely i might add. $10.00 bucks for shipping, or you can pay more to have it arrive earlier
but the sway bar arrived today thanks to aofeparts from ebay. $95.00 gets you the sway bar packaged very securely i might add. $10.00 bucks for shipping, or you can pay more to have it arrive earlier
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The Acura dealers are a rip off for something like this. Know a local independent gas station/repair shop? It's a 10 minute or less job once the car is on the lift. My local shop I've been doing business with for years did it for $40. After all, it's only 2 nuts and 4 bolts.
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Originally Posted by tjker
this is not a dealer, this is an independent shop..............i'm just tossing around the best deal i have gotten so far
Originally Posted by caball88
don't go to dealers if there are local places that can install the sway bar. dealers a ripoff whenever it comes to labor.
thats funny cuz the guy who wanted 150(two hours labor) at first, and now only 75(1 hour labor) told me the same thing. "bring it to me, the dealers charge too much for labor." what a hypocrit
Originally Posted by cTLgo
Garage KWAI 553 Arthur Ave. Arlington Heights IL 60005 847-259-6960
good people, install will be cheap
good people, install will be cheap
Agreed!!! Garage Kwai is not to expensive for installs but they actually know what there doing. They know Acuras and Hondas inside and out.
can this be done w/out removing the drivers side wheel. like if you back your car up on two wedge ramps. i wasn't sure if the driver side wheel had to come off for space/fitment issues. reason being i don't think i could back up onto the ramps with one wheel off. did that last sentence sound as stupid as i think it did?
I'm actually going to give this thing a shot myself. i'm going home for easter, and pops has tools for the install.
I'm actually going to give this thing a shot myself. i'm going home for easter, and pops has tools for the install.
Originally Posted by tjker
can this be done w/out removing the drivers side wheel. like if you back your car up on two wedge ramps. i wasn't sure if the driver side wheel had to come off for space/fitment issues. reason being i don't think i could back up onto the ramps with one wheel off.
But I do know for sure none of the wheels have to come off if the car is raised up on a regular repair shop lift.
Originally Posted by tjker
can this be done w/out removing the drivers side wheel. like if you back your car up on two wedge ramps. i wasn't sure if the driver side wheel had to come off for space/fitment issues. reason being i don't think i could back up onto the ramps with one wheel off. did that last sentence sound as stupid as i think it did?
I'm actually going to give this thing a shot myself. i'm going home for easter, and pops has tools for the install.
I'm actually going to give this thing a shot myself. i'm going home for easter, and pops has tools for the install.
First off, let me say a big thanks to lore and wakattack for their great write up's on how to install the sway bar. This is the first time I have installed anything on a car besides a car radio. It took me about 40 minutes to put in, and I had no problems thanks to the guys mentioned above. I would also definately recommend using the ramps if you have access to such equipment. It was alot easier doing it this way than using a jack.
Secondly, I feel like I have a completely different car now that the sway bar is installed. Almost zero body roll, and it's amazing how much better the car handles thru turns and what not.
This is a must buy! Very inexpensive, easy install, and the results are outstanding for such a reasonable mod.
Secondly, I feel like I have a completely different car now that the sway bar is installed. Almost zero body roll, and it's amazing how much better the car handles thru turns and what not.
This is a must buy! Very inexpensive, easy install, and the results are outstanding for such a reasonable mod.
Originally Posted by Lore
It absolutely can be done without taking the wheel off. I did mine and my friend's using ramps. Do a search on Comptech in this sub-forum and look for the thread I started a few weeks ago. I have a list of "tips."
Just did it (yesterday) w/o taking the wheels and the exhaust out. Very quick and easy. Drove on Highway 1 near Pacifica after that...the car felt much better.
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