Tein question?
veries from shop to shop, but we would cahrge around $250.00 for the install (also depends where you want to EDFC mounted, as that can take quite some time depending how complex). Add int eh cost of an alignment too, which can vary from $50 to $125 or even a bit more, depending where you get it done and how familiar they are with camber plates.
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veries from shop to shop, but we would cahrge around $250.00 for the install (also depends where you want to EDFC mounted, as that can take quite some time depending how complex). Add int eh cost of an alignment too, which can vary from $50 to $125 or even a bit more, depending where you get it done and how familiar they are with camber plates.
veries from shop to shop, but we would cahrge around $250.00 for the install (also depends where you want to EDFC mounted, as that can take quite some time depending how complex). Add int eh cost of an alignment too, which can vary from $50 to $125 or even a bit more, depending where you get it done and how familiar they are with camber plates.
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free if you do the install yourself.
one weekend for the tein.
one weekend for the EDFC.
if you're smart, you do both the TEIN & EDFC at the same time. Cause once you stuff the rear strut towers into the their holes, you'll have to pull them out to install the EDFC servos.
Oh... actually I lie... $60-80 bucks... cause you need to get your car aligned after you're done.
one weekend for the tein.
one weekend for the EDFC.
if you're smart, you do both the TEIN & EDFC at the same time. Cause once you stuff the rear strut towers into the their holes, you'll have to pull them out to install the EDFC servos.
Oh... actually I lie... $60-80 bucks... cause you need to get your car aligned after you're done.
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