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the front shocks are reletively easy to get too.

the rear's are a pain.... you can do it two way's:

Remove parcel shelf....

or

Fiddle A$$ around trying to undo bolts while lying in boot.

I'd say the quote included labour.... you could buy the springs and DIY.

hmmmm idea for tv show....

ok - change of plans :rolleyes:

i am going to lower the front only (as it seems the back is higher than the front currently..

i am thinking of getting 2 x Super Low's (bring it down about 2 inches or so..) and try to fit them myself..

someone told me i need a spring compressor?

ok,

well here's what i did

cancelled quote in this post - went to local small auto place and got a set of king super-low's for $150 bucks - only for the front

i am going to get him to put them on - going to charge me 100 bucks to fit - not too bad...

i am leaving the back as it is for now - the front seems higher for some reason.....so i am going to drop it about 40-50mm i hope (as it's very high right now)

is 140 per pari for king super-lows a ok price?

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