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RoW M030 Installation

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Can anyone give me a best estimate of the hours for a shop to instal a RoW M030 kit? I was quoted 12 hours plus alignment. I read the DIY and would like to know if the spring/shock come assembled in the kit. The picture makes it appear it does. Thanks

GranburyChuck Member

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I did it myself and it took 11 hours. But I was slow and had a problem removing the rear strut. I was quoted $600 by Ruf in Dallas and$1000 by Autobahn Porsche in Fort Worth. Those prices are with me providing the parts.

Lee Quave Member

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Porsche dealer quoted me $1,200 without an alignment. I installed them myself in about 12 hours. The springs and shocks came out without any special tools.

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