Sorry, I'm very new to the Porsche community, but was wondering if anyone here can recommend any good shops in the Northern California area for install of coilovers for a Porsche Cayman.

Also as an estimate so I can prepare myself how much an install typically would cost.

Thanks for your help.

-Sean

I really can't recommend any shops in your area but I know the typical installation usually runs around 6 hours of labor give or take. What coilovers are you thinking about going with ? What year Cayman do you have ?

Absolutely without a doubt, go to Sharkwerks in Freemont.

I'm sure everyone will agree, they're the best in your area.

I have a 2006 Cayman S (non-pasm), I was going to go with the Bilstein PSS9 Coilover kit.

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Yes, they are actually in the same city I live in, so I was for sure going to give them a call as they are really well known in the area for doing quality work, but just wanted to get a second reference for another shop just in case.

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Thanks for the recommendation though Tom!

I'm a little jealous, I've been looking at getting one but not sure weather to wait a while or just pull the trigger. How are you liking it so far ? Any downside yet ? I guess I didn't realize Sharkwerks was so close, I would have definitely recommend them. If your looking at the PSS9's, we have them, for more information Click Here.

The car is great! I went from a E46 M3 to the Cayman S and love the car, no downside so far!

Yeah, I already have them on order, but I appreciate it!

GL on your search for CS!

Heyer Motorsports in Mountain View.

SW, yes. Also Try TC Designs, they are very good too, and in your area

+1 on TC Design, Tony is awesome!

Tires Unlimited on El Camino did a great job on alignment and great pricing.

I'll try giving them a call, thanks for the heads up.

I visited Sharkwerks, which a lot Porsche folks told me to go to, but they don't install the coils, unless they buy the product themselves for warranty purposes, the guys there are super nice though gave me a couple recommendations on some local good shops.

Which coil overs? Any LCAs or sway bars etc?

If you are near FD Motorsports, I would go there for everything. Those guys are awesome.