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It's a bit high. Figure about $200 for the springs install, $150 for a full alignment and $100 for the the rear camber arms/toe bolts. The rear springs isn't even

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Old 07-19-2012, 03:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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It's a bit high. Figure about $200 for the springs install, $150 for a full alignment and $100 for the the rear camber arms/toe bolts. The rear springs isn't even a coilover setup and takes 10-15 mins each. I would look around. There's gotta be a reputable shop around you. I was also under the impression that installing the toe bolts required some drilling. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't trust the guys at Sears to drill anything in my car.
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It's a bit high. Figure about $200 for the springs install, $150 for a full alignment and $100 for the the rear camber arms/toe bolts. The rear springs isn't even a coilover setup and takes 10-15 mins each. I would look around. There's gotta be a reputable shop around you. I was also under the impression that installing the toe bolts required some drilling. I don't know about you, but I wouldn't trust the guys at Sears to drill anything in my car.


If there's any 'drilling' involved (which I don't think there is), I'd definitely look-up a specialty shop, not Sears.
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I'll install the springs and the camber arms, but I can't do the alignment. PM me if you wanna work something out.
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