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Drop
I am a new G owner and am considering a DROP. Can I get a ball park figure for what it will cost. Labor + Springs.
Also does dropping the car make for a harder drive? Thanks for any info you can share.
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eibach springs will keep your ride pretty close to stock + improved handling.
springs + installation should cost you roughly 400 to 450 . .
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I believe you need a camber kit for the rears as well
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Depends on how low you want to go.. Don't forget about the alignment
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how many times has this question been asked....
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Eibachs: 250-300
Labor: 100-150 Alignment: 80 No need for camber kit, should be able to align back to factory spec. A few claim ride quality is ever so slightly harsher, but many others say it's about the same as factory sports suspension.
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