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Fitting Of springs and shocks how much am i looking at?

caz_sidi

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just bought some kings and some monroe gt shocks for the ute cant wait to get them fitted just wondering though
how much roughly am i looking at them to be fitted?
has anyone in the newcastle are have any suggestions as to where to get it done?

cheers
 

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thats pretty resonable i suppose hey
cheers man :)
 

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Be warned they may hit you up for new caster tops and bump stops while they are fitting the new ones, might be worth checking first, I think the caster tops are ~200+
 

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Talk to Paul or bec at pbe dynotech at sandgate 49680088.
They have done all my work on my wagon and always will from now on.
 

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Be warned they may hit you up for new caster tops and bump stops while they are fitting the new ones, might be worth checking first, I think the caster tops are ~200+

by castor tops, are they strut bearings? cause ive got a set of them ordered as well :)
 

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are they hard to fit yourself?

Fronts are standard and same as older models. Rears, well not so fun, getting the spring/strut out is a "$tch cos the control arm is the way. N u need a good set of tools
 

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Yeah i agree with kizza there a pain to fit just get someone with the right tools to do the job :)
 

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Iv lowered many vehicles and by far I could say Ve was most effort, I had a mate put weight on the control arm and another pulling the disk /caliper towards the front of the car so I could pull the strut under the wheel arch and then out of the control arm, I'm going to be honest, I did this at home in my driveway on stands, and no air tools, the rears took me 3 hours and front 1.5 hours
 
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