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Old Aug 5, 2011 | 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by mantra1
^ +1
Doing the springs on a Subaru is pretty easy, really don't need spring compressors (atleast I didn't for Blue Prodrives). Now my Acura is a different story. I rented spring compressors from Discount Auto and tried to fit Tien H Techs on my Acura's struts and it was a nightmare. I plan on having a professional shop with air tools do the job.
I wouldnt say they are easy, maybe you found a magic short cut, book time through chiltons and all data is 1.9hrs for the fronts and 3.2 for the rears, the rears can be a little bit difficult your first time. Hondas/acuras are much easier. And my shop along with S&R, and AP all follow the correct procedure and my price includes alignment, which is a must. so like i said earlier you get what you pay for. There is a reason for the price, its not high its average. But i wish you good luck in your coupon hunting.
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