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whats the estimate on installing TRD springs... a local shop estimated my install at 400 bux not sure if that sounds good or not.. 
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thats rip off. should be around 150
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yeah, only takes about two hours, so 150 is about right. If you are mechanically inclined, just by a spring compressor, they are cheap, and do it yourself.
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black & blue 4 you 2000 Toyota Celica GT
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free just do it your self it's not that hard 
![[Linked Image]](https://celicahobby.com/forums/attach/1953288844-sig363.jpg) i've been changing but you'll never see me now now i'm blaming you for everything
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wow that is alot..i paid $80..if i were you i would either do it myself or keep looking around for a less expensive shop.
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^ werd, got mine done for 150
Injen RD cai
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nothing beats free...self installed 
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$150 for the install no more and probably less.
The biggest problem is compressing the spring and mounting it properly.
If you can get the whole strut/spring/upper mount all together, right, and properly mounted for a $15-30 rental of a spring compressor and some knowledgeable friends, then you are good to go and can do it yourself with the right tools/jacks or get any gas station mechanic to do it for you for scrap metal, if you did the hard work right in the first place.
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