Best price for lowering springs installation?? :(
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You do not need a impact gun to the springs. I did it with just a a breaker bar, torque wrench, and spring compressor. For the rears hold the little silver nut/disk before the nut with a set of large vice grips and then get a breaker bar to loosen up the nut. The rest is easy.
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seems like everythings overpriced here in jersey :/ and i dont have a lot of free time during daylight so renting those tools with no idea what im doing wouldnt be too smart lol. it would be a different story if you guys didnt live so damn far
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$275 isn't bad. i got quoted $300 for lowering spring installation on my S2000. thats amazing that some people are getting quoted $100 in some places. i need to go there!
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I was charged 250 from Cobb for the installation and 250 from muller for a partial alignment. Yeah not going to that muller shop ever again. Darin @ Westend alignment all the way.