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Old 06-06-2005, 11:51 AM
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ok so my prokit came in today, and i called this shop by here JUST to see how much they would want to tip me off for installing them, and he said 350+tax.

so my question is if i get a spring compressor tool would it be hard to install it in my garage?
also if anyone has any pics or tips that would be greatly appreciated

thx, mladen
Old 06-06-2005, 10:35 PM
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I did my set along with shocks with a few friends and it took about 8 hours or so try ls1howto.com or installuniversity.com for a write up they may have what your looking for...
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I paid 250 for install and alignment. They did the alignment twice too. They installed, aligned and told me to come back in a hundred miles. Then aligned again. Just keep calling around, my buddy hated putting them on.
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yea it was a slight pain..wasnt too bad the rears were easiest dropped the whole rear ends springs and shocks out and in, the fronts were a little more time but it wasnt near as bad as the Cobra install we did a week later now that was a pain!!




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