Coilovers advice needed
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Coilovers advice needed
I took my '03 blobeye STI for a service recently and the dealer pointed out to me (quite rightly) that the suspension was knocking and offered to fit a set of coilovers for £1,100.
I can get a new set of BC coilovers for about £650 (see http://www.dcperformance.co.uk/uprat...u/impreza.html) and I'm sure I can find someone to fit them for a lot less than £450.
My question is this. Do I need anything else other than the actual coilovers if I am going to take them to someone for fitting?
I can get a new set of BC coilovers for about £650 (see http://www.dcperformance.co.uk/uprat...u/impreza.html) and I'm sure I can find someone to fit them for a lot less than £450.
My question is this. Do I need anything else other than the actual coilovers if I am going to take them to someone for fitting?
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Thanks for the response Dave.
I would save more money doing it myself but I prefer to stick to things that won't kill me if I make a ****-up of doing it.
Thanks also for the offer but by the time I had driven from Yorkshire to Chatham (which I do know, I used to work for Lloyd's of London) I would have spent all my savings on petrol.
I would save more money doing it myself but I prefer to stick to things that won't kill me if I make a ****-up of doing it.
Thanks also for the offer but by the time I had driven from Yorkshire to Chatham (which I do know, I used to work for Lloyd's of London) I would have spent all my savings on petrol.
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