How hard can it be?

mustangphilly

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So i im buyinh the Eibach Pro Damper kit which inludes the springs shocks/ struts. Just to make things perfect im also getting the maximum motorsports caster/camber plates. Is this a do-it-yourself job? Ive been reading the reviews on the products and its very mixed. ill have all the tools needed but im not too experienced, If most would advise against DIY then how much am i looking at paying a shop to do it all at the same time? Any advice is much appreciated thank you.
 
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The job is relatively easy for someone with decent mechanical skills. It is actually much easier if you are getting the entire spring/strut assemblies because you don't have to mess with dissassembling /reassembling the struts. You need a floor jack, jack stands a decent metric socket set, and possibly the bottle jack from your car (to lift/lower the control arm to get the struts into place).

I installed my FRPP suspension in about 3 hours by myself with hand tools, and that included disassembling/reassembling the struts.....

You definately need to go directly to an alignment shop after you get done though, so have the appointment set up ahead of time.
 
awesome. thank you. Ive most of the opther upgrades installed professionally but im thinking it is time to start the DIY. have a little more appreciation for it i guess. thank you for the input.
 
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