Lowering springs install: DIY or pay $180
#2
The question is really, do you want the hassle, yes or no. While I do a lot of work myself, that price too me seems reasonable enough to for go hassle. But I'm better off than I was 3 years ago, where I wouldn't ever pay to do anything I thought I could do myself.
#8
really wrapping it in a tarp? that just sounds sketchy! i have always used a spring compressor.
#10
coilovers aren't really different than springs, especially if you have to reuse the spring seats for the rears. I had no experience with suspension and followed the diy on audidiy.com (excluding the steps about removing the front upper strut bolts...) and thought it was very easy, I probably wouldn't even pay $100 for it to be professionally done.
springs and compressors aren't really thatt scary.. I've been with people that have cut springs with everything but the tires off... I definitely wouldn't do that myself and I don't really even know how they did it successfully but they did.. with more than one car (mk2 jetta, mk4 gti, wrx)
springs and compressors aren't really thatt scary.. I've been with people that have cut springs with everything but the tires off... I definitely wouldn't do that myself and I don't really even know how they did it successfully but they did.. with more than one car (mk2 jetta, mk4 gti, wrx)