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tr03bor
Sunday 6th August 2006, 18:29
anyone know what this would cost and to fit???

A price for just springs

and then a price for shock and springs??
barberecpw
Sunday 6th August 2006, 19:11
well,

i bought a set of springs for £120 pounds including delivery NEW off ebay.
I got lazy, and time went by,... then i got a garage to do it. £250 squid labour.

Things like lubing and cleaning bits and pieces are important, but take time,.. so you can fit them cheaper.


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Oh, i would recommend stretching the budget and going for dampers as well as the springs. Improved stability, standard dampers arent upto the job really, if you drive hard`ish and like driving. So.. (various volvo models on this link)


http://www.potn.co.uk/volvo_c1473_3206_8269_8295.htm
tr03bor
Monday 7th August 2006, 23:26
what the total cost them to get them fitted aswell?
samsplums
Monday 7th August 2006, 23:46
anyone know what this would cost and to fit???

A price for just springs

and then a price for shock and springs??


Koni yellow sport adjustable Shocks and springs (lowering 40mm) £395 from www.larkspeed.com
Matt30462
Monday 7th August 2006, 23:51
It's a T-5R Sam, any lower and the tyres would rub the bonnet soundproofing off.
samsplums
Monday 7th August 2006, 23:53
It's a T-5R Sam, any lower and the tyres would rub the bonnet soundproofing off.


Should sit 10mm lower that factory...no?
JUDGENINJA
Tuesday 8th August 2006, 01:08
It's a T-5R Sam, any lower and the tyres would rub the bonnet soundproofing off.

Just take the bonnet sound proofing off..... problem solved...!!!!

Just some basic tools and you could do it yourself in a few hours (I'd allow a day if you've never done it before).... I'm sure if you look around you could get them fitted for £100...