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SynthplayaSep-13-02 12:14 PM
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#31010, "Getting your car lowered???"


          

Hey, I am going to get my car lowered, Not to sure how to do it, or what to go about? Do I just need the coiloverS? Tell me what I need, and then how much is labor? And whats a good amount to get the car lowered, I will have 17" rims. Thanks!

Bryan

  

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Chris_FLSep-13-02 12:52 PM
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#31011, "RE: Getting your car lowered???"
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If you just want the look, then all you need are springs. Which will run you $100-$200.

If you want to do it right, then you should upgrade your shocks as well(about $200-$300). Your stock shocks will be dead in a few months if you just do springs.

It's fairly easy to do yourself. Most shops will charge about $100 to put them in.



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LoudEclipseSep-13-02 01:03 PM
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um, my stock shocks were perfect after over 2 years of being lowered, i was lowered 1.5"




  

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Chris_FLSep-13-02 01:45 PM
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Guess you're one of the lucky ones.


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