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Labour cost for replacing springs


MacDuck
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Hi all,

 

I am looking at replacing my stock springs with a set of lowering springs (already purchased the lowering springs).

 

How much do shops here generally charge in labour to swap out the stock ones?

 

Thanks.

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Go to a reputable WS to get it replaced.

 

Since you are replacing the springs, if your car has been on the roads for sometime, it would be economical to replace the shocks, dust covers/boot, and mounting plate bush.

 

Most of the ah dong ah cat WS will tell you this and that spoil, must wait for parts, leaving you pressurised to get their 'in-house' overpriced parts.

 

 

My advice: Get the full set, replace, align, one time settle.

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For alignment, you can call Kenny at AMK autopoint. 90921015

 

But got to book appointment with him and wait. But many bros can attest his skills are top notch.

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For alignment, you can call Kenny at AMK autopoint. 90921015

 

But got to book appointment with him and wait. But many bros can attest his skills are top notch.

 

Yup..I agree..For alignment..U have to find kenny...

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For alignment, you can call Kenny at AMK autopoint. 90921015

 

But got to book appointment with him and wait. But many bros can attest his skills are top notch.

 

Yes.. Kenny is the choice. But last I went got a irritating dog there. Bark non stop. Lol

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For replacing the stock spring cost should be around 50-60$ but it depends on the garage and for the alignment charges will be separate.

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Can try Hup san chuan at kaki bukit auto . $50/side, but i'd advise to do your own alignment after that w specialist tyre shop

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