How much should I pay for lowering spring install

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What did you guys pay for lowering spring install?
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I would say $180-230 would be fair price because you don’t want them messing up and destroying your cv boot
 

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Interested in this as well, bump.
 

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Homie price at Rick Case Honda I paid my tech friend $80, did it in 3-4 hours.
 


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I paid $340 for springs and camber arms.
4 hours at $85 an hour.
 

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None, DIY. Took me 3 hrs to do mine. For those $300 you can buy your self an intake.
 

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haven't nor do I plan to lower my civic as I already tap my mud flap pulling out and into my driveway. but for every car I've lowered in the past, including a 95 Civic, 2 94 Accords, my 03 Trailblazer and my 99 firebird, I did it myself and rented the spring compressors from the local parts store using the loaner tool program Advance Auto has or in the worst case (after I had a pair of spring compressors slide and pinch my hand one time) I removed the coilover, took it to a shop and had them swap the springs for a nominal cost of like $20 a piece or something like that.
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