lowering car
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I lowered my '94 f body for about $ 1100.00. But that was with the konis. So, that was the biggest cost. That includes the adjustable panhard bar and realignment. I didn't use the adjustable trailing arms or brackets, so that would have added alot to the cost. Also did the work myself, so i saved there. You can buy Kit's that have the cheaper shocks and springs all in one for alot less than what i paid. Definately will need the adjustable panhard bar no matter what.
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Our springs are $249.95 plus shipping and to have a professional shop install them should be in the range of $200-$300. So you are looking at close to $600 if you have them installed at a shop. If you want purchase them just give us a call at the shop.
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when you lower it, its best to buy shocks or itll ride rough as hell. when i lowered my car, it was around $600 for fully adjustable shocks, springs, and adjustable panhard. but i got lucky in the parts i found and did it myself. took me about half a day.
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This is the most difficult part of the entire job. It can make the job take 2 hours or as much as 4-5 hours. I just spray the shock nut with lubricant and let it sit for a while.
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