Just got these today!
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Fed Ex dropped these off today. Can't wait to get em on. I gotta call Sam for "setup info" though. I'll probably put the rears on mysaelf, but since i dont have a spring compressor ill probably end up taking it to a shop for the fronts.
pic is of the rears and the fronts are in the box on bottom. Koni 4/3s
pic is of the rears and the fronts are in the box on bottom. Koni 4/3s
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You can always take out the coilover assembly and bring it to the shop and just have them do the compressing portion for you. Might be a little cheaper. Just make sure you have them line up the little window in the front so you can adjust them on the car.
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I did the install on all four (with the help of a friend). Its not too bad on the fronts. I would really consider getting springs if you have gone this far. It will only set you back another 250 or so. Get Strano springs if he has them in stock. Also, Autozone is your friend. You can rent spring compressors and pickle forks to get the front done. Its not too bad. It can be a little intimidating but if I can do it, so can anybody else. Just make sure you research it on sites like ls1howto.com, and this site. Patience is your friend as well. Good luck, and for the record, i set my koni rears to full soft.
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when i had my pro-kit and bilsteins installed, i took my car to 'Cartoyz' in Pleasantville. They charged me 400 for the install and an alignment. Ill probably go there again.
And probably a dumb question but, will i need an alignment after the front shock install?
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I did the install on all four (with the help of a friend). Its not too bad on the fronts. I would really consider getting springs if you have gone this far. It will only set you back another 250 or so. Get Strano springs if he has them in stock. Also, Autozone is your friend. You can rent spring compressors and pickle forks to get the front done. Its not too bad. It can be a little intimidating but if I can do it, so can anybody else. Just make sure you research it on sites like ls1howto.com, and this site. Patience is your friend as well. Good luck, and for the record, i set my koni rears to full soft.