Req advice on uk cherokee springs
04-27-2004, 06:49 AM
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Req advice on uk cherokee springs
Hi.
I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
rear springs.
Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
a very 'drag-***' look.
A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
about $400 US.
Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
Thanks
Mike
I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
rear springs.
Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
a very 'drag-***' look.
A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
about $400 US.
Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
Thanks
Mike
04-27-2004, 11:34 AM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
Too much. Shop around.
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
04-27-2004, 11:34 AM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
Too much. Shop around.
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
04-27-2004, 11:34 AM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
Too much. Shop around.
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
04-27-2004, 11:34 AM
#5
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
Too much. Shop around.
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
springs) for £195:
http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
Steve
Mike wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> rear springs.
> Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
> a very 'drag-***' look.
>
> A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
> are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
> £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> about $400 US.
>
> Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
>
> Thanks
>
> Mike
04-27-2004, 04:49 PM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 11:49:19 +0100, "Mike"
<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
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<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
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04-27-2004, 04:49 PM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 11:49:19 +0100, "Mike"
<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
--
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<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
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04-27-2004, 04:49 PM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 11:49:19 +0100, "Mike"
<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
--
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<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
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04-27-2004, 04:49 PM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 11:49:19 +0100, "Mike"
<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
--
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<mas39spamfreezone@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
>rear springs.
>Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee has
>a very 'drag-***' look.
>
>A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs (standard
>are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them to
>£235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
>about $400 US.
>
>Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
I too have to replace my UK recently acquired Cherokee rear springs,
which are badly sagged in the wrong direction. The best quote I found
was from EDM Jeep in Bicester (Oxfordshire). I two a caravan, so am
getting the heavy duty ones. all the same price. I'm quoted £440 to
supply and fit the springs, with new bolts or whatever else is needed
down there. It was £350 for just the springs, fitted.
EDM Jeep is at http://www.edm-jeep.co.uk/ I'm in Reading, so about an
hours drive or so.
Let me know if you find out more, and how you get on please. Private
email is fine.
--
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04-28-2004, 09:42 AM
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Re: Req advice on uk cherokee springs
Thanks
I had a look at this site, and the price was indeed 195, but when vat is
added thats 229, not a whole lot in it. plus the place I found locally, i
can just pick them up in person (no shipping charge).
Mike
"Steve" <xjlifter@bogus.com> wrote in message
news:J3vjc.30289$Np3.1086037@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> Too much. Shop around.
>
> Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
> springs) for £195:
>
> http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
>
> Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
> better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
>
> Steve
>
> Mike wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> > rear springs.
> > Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee
has
> > a very 'drag-***' look.
> >
> > A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs
(standard
> > are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them
to
> > £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> > about $400 US.
> >
> > Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Mike
I had a look at this site, and the price was indeed 195, but when vat is
added thats 229, not a whole lot in it. plus the place I found locally, i
can just pick them up in person (no shipping charge).
Mike
"Steve" <xjlifter@bogus.com> wrote in message
news:J3vjc.30289$Np3.1086037@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
> Too much. Shop around.
>
> Here's a place in Scotland that sells pairs of Old Man Emu (top notch
> springs) for £195:
>
> http://www.4allfours.co.uk/ome01.htm
>
> Imported and highest quality, so you should be able to find an even
> better price on lesser springs. Have you tried a Jeep dealership?
>
> Steve
>
> Mike wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > I need some advice on whats a good price to pay for my '96 cherokee (UK)
> > rear springs.
> > Instead of a nice 'smile', they are looking very unhappy and my cherokee
has
> > a very 'drag-***' look.
> >
> > A local spring place has told me they only do heavy duty springs
(standard
> > are special order!) and they are £100 each. plus VAT, which brings them
to
> > £235 for the pair. (already bushed, but still have to fit them) This is
> > about $400 US.
> >
> > Is this a fair UK price or are they just taking the whizz?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Mike
