how much would be a reasonable amount for installing lowering springs, 4 of 6 of my rear bushings are sezied. I have new energy suspension bushings on the way. ive gotten 200$ (canadian) thanks

 

Its pretty easy, get a Helm's if you need to and do it yourself. It would probably cost more than any tools you would need to do it.

 

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I couldn't have said it better my self!

 

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I paid $170 for my springs and installed my total came out to $230.

 

even if the bushings are seized? and since mine are seized and i got a replacement kit, do i still need to get bolts? thansk

 

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Why tell them the bushings are siezed? They will find out. Until then, they quote you a price and if it takes them an hour its 70 if it takes them 2 hours it 140 and so on and so on.

Labor is labor it shouldn't take them more than an hour to do the job.