Labor for camber arms + trailing arm bushings

[cornerbalanced]

I was quoted $700-800 in labor alone to replace rear camber arms, and install new (spherical) RTABs in both locations. Does this seem reasonable? I have never had to do these services before.

[Tbonem3]

That's too much. It's not super easy because you have to at least move the diff around, if not remove, but it still should only take like 2 hours or $240 at typical $120/h. Maybe $500 tops for it and RTABs? Spherical RTABs are easier than factory, no need to clock them (preload).

Camber arms' inner bushings, if like my eibachs (SPC) or turner/ecs with rubber bushings, need to be preloaded, but not spherical.

[r4dr]

Does that include an alignment?

[Tbonem3]

A $300 alignment

Maybe it's a fancy "corner balanced" one for op

[01SG]

It depends on the shop. Maybe they charge $150 an hour. Maybe they are worth that, and maybe they are not. Figure two hours for the RTABs and two or three for the camber arms.

[cornerbalanced]

That's too much. It's not super easy because you have to at least move the diff around, if not remove, but it still should only take like 2 hours or $240 at typical $120/h. Maybe $500 tops for it and RTABs? Spherical RTABs are easier than factory, no need to clock them (preload).

Camber arms' inner bushings, if like my eibachs (SPC) or turner/ecs with rubber bushings, need to be preloaded, but not spherical.

That's what I figured. I was accounting for roughly $500--will start getting quotes from other shops. Or if anyone here on the forums wants to help I can give them the cash instead

[cornerbalanced]

Does that include an alignment?

Does not include an alignment, I will be spending roughly $150 ontop of that $700-800.

[Tbonem3]

We can do it in my garage. I'm 45 min NW (405 to 101) of the westside (405/10 exchange)

[cornerbalanced]

We can do it in my garage. I'm 45 min NW (405 to 101) of the westside (405/10 exchange)

Really? I'd be willing to give you shop rates -- I'd send a DM.