FS: H&R Sport Springs (Toyota Camry 6CYL 1992-1996) Asking: 200.00
05-04-08, 12:12 PM
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FS: H&R Sport Springs (Toyota Camry 6CYL 1992-1996) Asking: 200.00
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05-19-08, 07:02 PM
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300-400 is a bit much in my opinion. i would think it would be less than 200.00 for labor, which includes installing the strut, springs, mounts, brake pads and rotors.
But you can save yourself some ends and just research and diy! then you can take pride in what you did.
But you can save yourself some ends and just research and diy! then you can take pride in what you did.
05-20-08, 11:46 PM
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300-400 is a bit much in my opinion. i would think it would be less than 200.00 for labor, which includes installing the strut, springs, mounts, brake pads and rotors.
But you can save yourself some ends and just research and diy! then you can take pride in what you did.
But you can save yourself some ends and just research and diy! then you can take pride in what you did.
So i'm going to expect atleast $200 for installing alone...
I really need to get a job or something....
Since I'm located in SD, I would offer 200-gas for pick up, but I'll have to get some quotes for the installation first.
05-21-08, 07:47 AM
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300-400 is a bit much in my opinion. i would think it would be less than 200.00 for labor, which includes installing the strut, springs, mounts, brake pads and rotors.
But you can save yourself some ends and just research and diy! then you can take pride in what you did.
But you can save yourself some ends and just research and diy! then you can take pride in what you did.
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if you didnt have any problems with your suspension after they finished then the money you spent was worth it. ive always came across shops that just cant seem to get it right the first time.
05-27-08, 05:39 AM
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These will definitely fit 92-96 ES300.
Edit: It's listed in the 2nd gen suspension reference thread. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=267925
Edit: It's listed in the 2nd gen suspension reference thread. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=267925
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