I currently have bilstien 5100's all around, removed x-reas and 2in spacers in the rear. I picked up a set of 2012 fj springs with less than 1k miles for $45 and want to install them. How much should I expect a shop to charge me for installing the springs and adjusting the bilsteins to 1.75 from .85 and keeping the spacers in the rear? This isn't a job I have the tools for to do myself. Thanks for your help. Love this forum.
How much should I expect to spend?
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$50,000
It comes down to time and how much a shop wants to charge you for it.
From what it sounds like, you just want them to swap the front springs and and adjust the shocks all around. Thats about a 4 to5 hour job for a shop, and I wouldnt want to guess at a price because you never know what shops will charge. I would look around and get a few quotes if I were you.
It comes down to time and how much a shop wants to charge you for it.
From what it sounds like, you just want them to swap the front springs and and adjust the shocks all around. Thats about a 4 to5 hour job for a shop, and I wouldnt want to guess at a price because you never know what shops will charge. I would look around and get a few quotes if I were you.
redbull9944
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4-5 hours would be a $200-$250 job... I think you should expect to pay in the neighborhood of $100, that's what I paid when I did something similar to my old 3rd gen.$50,000
It comes down to time and how much a shop wants to charge you for it.
From what it sounds like, you just want them to swap the front springs and and adjust the shocks all around. Thats about a 4 to5 hour job for a shop, and I wouldnt want to guess at a price because you never know what shops will charge. I would look around and get a few quotes if I were you.
88mustanggt
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i dont know about where you live but most places i know charge 80-110hr shop rate at 4 hrs is gona be more than 200 bucks.
