LAXMAX

Thanks to everyone for giving me their suggestions. Before I actually get the Prokit installed I just wanted to clarify a couple of things.

1) Can the install be done without and alignment? The guy from Monroe is telling me there is no way to install new springs without it. I heard that you need to let the springs settle before alignment. does that mean I need to do it twice?

2) I plan to run on the stock shocks for a bit, until I get extra cash for the Tokicos or something else. Will my ride be soft on stocks? I spend alot of time in my car for business, so I need some comfort.

3) How much should I pay for someone to do the install?

4) Do I need the alignment kit from Eibach?

Thanks to all.

Bill

Audtatious

When mine were installed, I did have an alignment. Better safe than sorry. I've had the stock shocks/struts on since I installed the springs ( appx 28k miles ) and they are still doing just fine. Still prefer to upgrade one day...

I paid slightly less than $300 for installation, but that included the alignment and balancing the tires.

Good luck...

Donkey®

iTrader: (3)

You should get an alignment after install.
You should take it back in after about 500 miles to see if your alignment is ok.
I have been running stock struts for a year and have a nice ride with no issues
Prices vary too much to give you anything solid on that one.
And you do NOT need the alignment kit from Eibach.