how much u would pay for install shocks ?
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The shocks should be about $175 to $200 but install only for $250?![EEK!](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
By the way, I sure would like to see your CLK in person some time, I'm thinking a trip to Davie.
You could give mine a test drive. What do you think?
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By the way, I sure would like to see your CLK in person some time, I'm thinking a trip to Davie.
You could give mine a test drive. What do you think?
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I'm paying $324.00 for the set.
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My brain fart, I apologize.
Looks like $324 is a better price than I had found.
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99CLK320,
Installing shocks is not rocket science. You really can't screw it up unless you don't tighten them down. If you can't DIY then any indy could do the job. It is a little tricky getting into the trunk behind the lining but even that job is a no brainer. $250 is too much.
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Most shops don't want to install your parts because they mark up about 50-100% on their cost when they sell you the parts. Labor is only half of where they make money. Most jobs are about 50% parts and 50% labor, but you can usually buy parts and DIY for 25% of the total shop quote.