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Old 03-30-2022, 09:59 AM   #7 (permalink)
2string1
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Originally Posted by babyzilla View Post
Asking questions about the work is advisable, but the work has already been done according to OP. Regarding the cost for some of these things, yes, it can add up quick. On the other hand, you pay for convenience of not having to do this yourself in your own garage where most people don't have the proper tools, let alone an actual lift (not a jack and some rhino ramps lol). Most shops will always charge 1hr min for most work.

The best way to save money is getting all your parts in order first and trying to schedule time with the shop in one go. Also, most shops will discount their labor rate if you buy the parts directly from them, but if you are like me, you try to find parts in the aftermarket rather than paying market prices. Might all be a wash lol

Lastly, finding the right shop that actually knows your car is important too. For example, installing rear camber arms on our car with the toe bolts require some cutting. Also, an experienced shop will recommend the eccentric lockout kit if you are lowered too.
Cutting what?
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