$500 to spend...
01-08-2008 | 05:52 AM
#21
Originally Posted by trodis
Total Vehical System - Springs, brushings, front and rear sway bars
True the 500 will get u the parts, but plan on using another 500-600 for them to be installed.
Thats why my TVS is still sitting in my garage
True the 500 will get u the parts, but plan on using another 500-600 for them to be installed.
Thats why my TVS is still sitting in my garage
01-08-2008 | 06:23 AM
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Sways are not that bad. Just don't be afraid to unbolt something to make it easier. My car I had to unbolt a tie rod end. I just did not twist it at all so I will not need an alignment. The hardest part is getting the sways in. Never seems to go in the way you think.
01-08-2008 | 02:17 PM
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From: Funky Town
Originally Posted by Blacryan
Penny stocks, save for lawyer when u get a ticket, schooling so you can get a better paying job that will allow for more future mods.
And yeah it'll be another $400 or so for install, maybe I'll just wait it out some more.
01-09-2008 | 06:02 PM
#26
Originally Posted by phat04350z
I would agree on cost. The sway bars are not quick and easy, or I have never seen it easy on any car. Shocks and springs are at least a 3hr job for a shop. so multiply that by 60 an hr if lucky.
I did it in less than 25 mintues on our 350z. It's very easy.
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