Having Tein Street Basis installed
#1
Having Tein Street Basis installed
I have a couple questions about installation.
I'm sorry if these are noob questions, but when it comes to this stuff, I'm not afraid to admit I'm a noob.
Thanks in advance.
- What should I expect to pay to have them installed?
- How long should it take a service garage to install them?
- How will I need to be involved relative to determining the ride height, etc.?
I'm sorry if these are noob questions, but when it comes to this stuff, I'm not afraid to admit I'm a noob.
Thanks in advance.
#2
I have a couple questions about installation.
Thanks in advance.
- What should I expect to pay to have them installed?
Not sure about the price but expect to pay anywhere around 200-400 I think. - How long should it take a service garage to install them?
Should not take longer than 4 hours tops. A competent shop can do this in about 2 hours. It took me (with a friend's help) 3 hours and we took our time. - How will I need to be involved relative to determining the ride height, etc.?
You just have to tell them if you want a gap, no gap, tires tucked or slammed. That's it. Keep in mind the suspension will settle after a couple days so it will go slightly lower. This is only the initial drop, you will play around with the ride height a couple more times before you are satisfied. GL.
Thanks in advance.
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Hogan9166 (07-18-2014)
#4
- What should I expect to pay to have them installed?
- How long should it take a service garage to install them?
- How will I need to be involved relative to determining the ride height, etc.?
make sure you get an alignment.
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Hogan9166 (07-21-2014)
#5
- What should I expect to pay to have them installed?
- How long should it take a service garage to install them?
- How will I need to be involved relative to determining the ride height, etc.?
make sure you get an alignment.
The issue I have is I commute quite a ways to work. I may not be able to get an alignment this coming weekend, so I may have to drive it a week before doing so.
#6
why dont you wait for a day where you can get it installed and aligned at the same time.. having suspensions installed throws off the alighment really bad.. your steering wheel can be 20 degrees off and still go straight while your car pulls right. it actually sucks balls.
#7
why dont you wait for a day where you can get it installed and aligned at the same time.. having suspensions installed throws off the alighment really bad.. your steering wheel can be 20 degrees off and still go straight while your car pulls right. it actually sucks balls.
I thought I've read several say they've waited a week before the alignment.
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