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I had a shop quote me $898 for installing swift springs, SPL camber links, and an alignment. I don't know if that is "high" but I am definitely not paying
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I had a shop quote me $898 for installing swift springs, SPL camber links, and an alignment. I don't know if that is "high" but I am definitely not paying that.
Plan b, do it my damn self. I've never attempted anything like this, so it should be interesting. I know I need: -jack -spring compressors, -a metric socket set -metric wrenches -a breaker bar -a vice However , I had some questions about some other tools. I need to buy an impact gun anyway, but curious how many ft/lbs you would recommend for this job? Also, electric vs air? How many jackstands do I need? I only have 2 at the moment. I once saw on a thread here that I now cannot find that suggested picking up a "box wrench" and an offset wrench of some sort? Are these necessary? Thanks in advance |
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