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I just bought a brake upgrade package for my Z. Trying to decide whether I should attempt installing myself, or have it all professionally done. I was quoted $380-$400 by
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Installation of new rotors, pads, ss lines, and fluid
I just bought a brake upgrade package for my Z. Trying to decide whether I should attempt installing myself, or have it all professionally done.
I was quoted $380-$400 by a shop to do everything, they said it was probably 4 hours of work. Is that a good price? Any input is appreciated 
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