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Gday,
Time to fix up the lane suspension and while chasing quotes have been told everything from $999 to $2300, with some very vague information about what is done. Key questions are what am I looking for in shocks and springs? While under there, bushes, sway bar anything else recommended? Want to lower about 1 - 2 inches from standard height and tighten up the epic bodyroll. Am i best to drive in driveaway from a shop or source parts and diy? As always, all help appreciated.
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S1 Fairlane Suspension
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