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Do it yourself. We did nouse4aname's one and that took us...uhhmmmm...maybe about 3 hours. Fronts took a little longer since we had to compress the spring and insert the new ones. The rears were a snap.
Go to Sears and get spring compressors. That was needed.
Go to Sears and get spring compressors. That was needed.
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well, put it this way, buying all the necessary tools still comes out less than what vakamon and hi-pace wanted. torque wrench=$40shipped(tirerack), compressors=$40(sears), sockets if you dont already have em=$10, jack stands= $20, dave and julio=priceless(so they say). Plate lunch for the guys who helped you(which may take a while cause they dont cruise around at night)=$20
all in all it should be about 60-150 less, dependiung what tools you already have.
all in all it should be about 60-150 less, dependiung what tools you already have.
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Holy S***! are you F***ing me?! 80 bucks?! like 80 bucks total? the shops were chargin me 80 bucks an hour. what about this weekend? you think we can do it on Saterday morning around 10 or 11 ish? I got work at 3 thats why. Oh and btw, does sedan Htech work for Coupe ? I heard the ride might be tighter but it SHOULD lower the car....I don't know
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ho wow in that case..howbout 200??haha nah nah jus playin..sorry man actually i work this whole weekend and its too late to take off..pm me and let me kno when ur free and i'll let u kno when i can take off..shoots
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