Cost to install springs?
A 6 pack of beer and a pizza.
Really, its only 2 hours with hand tools for a complete noob with a manual. Its cheaper to go buy the tools if you lack them than to pay a shop to do it. Don't be afraid to tackle it yourself, just rent a spring compressor from a parts store.
Really, its only 2 hours with hand tools for a complete noob with a manual. Its cheaper to go buy the tools if you lack them than to pay a shop to do it. Don't be afraid to tackle it yourself, just rent a spring compressor from a parts store.
ha, we don't even use spring compressors, at least i don't, i unload pressure by raising car and unbolting lca- though i recommend compressors- safety first! i hear most guys charge $75 per spring, but it only takes a few hours- taking breaks, etc, and if it was like my last spring swap- a week, cause the lca bolts broke off on me for some reason, and i had to find new lca's and bolts.. sucked!
A 6 pack of beer and a pizza.
Really, its only 2 hours with hand tools for a complete noob with a manual. Its cheaper to go buy the tools if you lack them than to pay a shop to do it. Don't be afraid to tackle it yourself, just rent a spring compressor from a parts store.
Really, its only 2 hours with hand tools for a complete noob with a manual. Its cheaper to go buy the tools if you lack them than to pay a shop to do it. Don't be afraid to tackle it yourself, just rent a spring compressor from a parts store.
ha, we don't even use spring compressors, at least i don't, i unload pressure by raising car and unbolting lca- though i recommend compressors- safety first! i hear most guys charge $75 per spring, but it only takes a few hours- taking breaks, etc, and if it was like my last spring swap- a week, cause the lca bolts broke off on me for some reason, and i had to find new lca's and bolts.. sucked!
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