[SapphoDUB]

as above.

 

[eoghanroe]

Got mine fitted by the garage in Moycullen.

 

[Ray]

Go to tom fahy

 

[T J Hooker]

From my experience Tom fahy is dearer than any main dealer in the country!

Try Joe or Declan at Galway Car Service Centre.

 

[daveb]

Yes Tom is more expensive but he does the job once and does it right. He fitted the H&R Coilovers to my last Corrado. 50K miles later and all tyres were still wearing even. Tracked and aligned right the first time.

 

[SapphoDUB]

@eoghan opposite the petrol station?

@all Firstly thanks and secondly a guide price?

 

[eoghanroe]

Yup, across from the Esso or whatever it is these days. I think he charged €30 a corner or something like that.

 

[Mr. Lakes]

Quick bumbidy bump :/ ? Any update for a place to do this? I'm close to Moycullen myself

 

[MarkC]

120 is quite expensive i think to fit coilovers.. Fit them yourself, get a couple of people around and you'll fly it! Thats what i done and i have crap mechanical knowledge! Its not the worst job, 2-3 hours all done.

 

[Mr. Lakes]

QUOTE (MarkC @ Jun 15 2012, 08:58 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>120 is quite expensive i think to fit coilovers.. Fit them yourself, get a couple of people around and you'll fly it! Thats what i done and i have crap mechanical knowledge! Its not the worst job, 2-3 hours all done.

What kind of tools do you need though? Anything specialist?

 

[MarkC]

cant remember exactly, but all general tools you'd find in any shed, nothing special at all!

Think we only used socket sets, allen keys and then screw drivers etc for removing covers.. You'll be surprised how straight forward it is!

 

[Tony D]

Spring clamps are a big help too

 

[daire54]

yad do it with two people in a garage no problem!