I'll be honest i don't know what i'm talking about, i have a 92 bird and i was kind of think of putting performance springs on it, how do i do this, how much would it cost, thanks?

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The rear springs are pretty straight forward and easy to do.The front ones on the other hand, are a bit harder and require special tools,like a spring compressor.Your best bet would be to take it to a shop to get the front ones put in.Lindell Automotive off of I-35 and Old Settler's Blvd here in Round Rock put mine on for $120, and the rears I put on myself in about 30 minutes. If you want a set of springs,I sell Eibach and H&R springs here at the shop.I can probably get you the Eibach pro-kit for about $225.-Jeff

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You can get a set of Eibachs for around $225 shipped from www.shox.com. If you have them installed, it should cost between $150 and $250. Be carefull if you do them yourself. The amount of energy stored in the coils are massive and it can cause perminate damage to your face.

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