good to hear....that is proper business practice.


Alignment at AI in milpitas runs about $80.....over $100 if you have camber plates.

GST didn't do any of my suspension stuff. My buddies and I have done it all..justin and jeff have been a huge help....I supply beer they do most of the work :P.

serious though....you can do it...it'll take you about 4 hours the first time you do it. After that it gets easier. Mine's been in and out 3 times....gonna be 4 this spring.

 

cough *bullsh1t* cough

 

with air tools I believe it.

I did my civic that fast with one dude basically holding **** for me. They're set up pretty much exactly the same.

it's an easy swap when you have the right tools and everything goes in and comes out in one piece.

 

IIRC, suby suspension is 2 bolts that hold the brake line and speed sensor, 2 bolts&nut that connect the strut to the brake assembly, and 3 nuts for the top hat. Air tools makes everything a hellava lot quicker, especially if there's a lift too.

 

2hrs by myself without airtools... first time ever trying. It's do able, just need to be prepared.