dropping avenger

[armitank]

hey guys, im looking into dropping my avenger using the eibach lowering kit, i think its 1.2 inches:crazy:

my question is, does anyone know how much a shop would charge to have them put in?//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/confused.gif.e820e0216602db4765798ac39d28caa9.gif

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http://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/EIB2887140.htm

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[DBBOOM 10+ year member]

Sring kit installs usually run around $300, just make sure you have an alignment done afterwards.

 

[armitank]

Sring kit installs usually run around $300, just make sure you have an alignment done afterwards.

alrright thanks man

 

[DBBOOM 10+ year member]

No problem, make sure your bumpstops are adjusted too. Sometimes, they have to be cut down a little.

 

[Loud3 5,000+ posts]

$300 is rather pricey, considering it is a job that could be done in your driveway in a matter of a few hours with rented tools from Autozone.

My sugguestion. Get some friends with mechanical know-how. Buy a 24pack. Invite them over. Get to work and enjoy some cold ones afterwards.

And ANYTIME you have suspension/wheelandtire changes, you should go get an alignment afterwards.

FYI, My full bodied coilover install ran $100 in Florida (known for high priced labor), and it was much more intricate as we had to dial in all of the height/rebound/camber/toe settings. I would sugguest checking with smaller tire/suspension shops as they will usually charge less due to less overhead.

The good part is, it's rather hard to mess up a spring install, so you need not worry about quality labor. Have your lugnuts tightened afterwards though, to avoid any problems with loose wheels.