New Suspension Labor Cost??
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For me it was not as much the cost but that it was done correctly. Not that it is a difficult job but you never want to be the guy whose car is an Indy's first time for a particular job.
Last edited by Mark Harris; 12-14-2012 at 11:24 PM.
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Sounds like we have some able bodies avail to lend a hand to the OP. again can also lend a hand the front control arm bushing was a pita, but should be done since you only want to do the alignment once. Look at the toe links too. If the boots or bushings look bad also a good time to replace for the same reason
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Rob
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Rob
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I'm trying to get a ballpark cost on the labor to upgrade my suspension. I have a 96' C2 and changing to the popular Bilstein HD Shocks/Struts + Porsche ROW M030 Springs. Thanks for any thoughts and comments.
Also any recommendations on shops in the Northeast to do the work?
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Also any recommendations on shops in the Northeast to do the work?
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