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BlakeW5Jan-26-03 07:42 PM
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#15255, "coil overs"


          

How easy are coil overs to install? Could I do it by myself? If I paid someone to do it, what would the install cost (average)? Also, how easy is it to change the ride height, do I have to take the wheels off?

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Amish_EclipseJan-27-03 12:11 PM
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#15277, "RE: coil overs"
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> How easy are coil overs to install? Could I do it by
>myself? If I paid someone to do it, what would the install
>cost (average)? Also, how easy is it to change the ride
>height, do I have to take the wheels off?

fairly easy with the right tools.

probably if you've ever used a ratchet.

depends on the shop usually costs about $50 a wheel or more.

if you can reach the collar than you wouldn't have to depends on how low you go most likely.

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jerseystyle1Jan-27-03 02:52 PM
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#15293, "RE: coil overs"
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I agree with everything he said ^^^^^^. But from experience with them, you will have to jack it up to adjust them. When they first get put on, adjust them to where you like it, put on a camber kit, get it alligned and then leave it alone! Just my $.02

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