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I know it sounds odd, but if you have any skills with tools you could save yourself some money and install the rears haha, and then just pay to install
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I know it sounds odd, but if you have any skills with tools you could save yourself some money and install the rears haha, and then just pay to install the fronts. The rears are super easy and require no springs compressors or anything, just a little elbow grease. The fronts I understand, but install the rears and then make the drive to the shop and have them install the fronts. It will look funny on the way to the shop, but a penny saved is a penny saved.
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