Guys, I got the front kit in the mail today, my question is, should I put them on myself or bring it to the shop and have them do it? I have a 15 minute drive to the shop and last time when I took my camber kit off to put the stock ones back on, the tires felt really weird and wobbly and I couldn't drive over like 25-30 mph. Also does the shop charge you to install the kit? It is an easy install, but I just don't want to have to turn a 15 minute drive into a 30 minute drive cause I have to go like 25 mph. What do you guys recommend I do?

I talked to Midas about a camber kit install and they said it could be as much as $150 for a front and rear install depending on the difficulty. I'm assuming most of that is the front because they look harder to install.

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just put them on yourself, its a pretty easy job, took me like 15 minutes a side. and that includes taking the tires off and jacking it up by hand and smoking a ciggy and drinkin a beer

but you still have to take it to get an alignment and they might have to adjust the kit some

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
Mods are:
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Scarface: I love the avatar. Tyrone is hilarious. How much did you lower your car by? I would TRY and do the fronts yourself, the rears are really easy, not sure if you did them or not yet. Usually having negative camber, as long as it isnt TOO bad shouldn't make your front end vibrate, it will just wear the shit outta your tires..