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I had mine done by the dealer about three weeks ago and I saved alot with that elbow grease sale, I think it only set me back like $475.00 or so...I also added two chrome rotors for an additional $120.00...worked out great..
How much? I need to know so I can throw it in my dealers face!
It was $335 for the kit and $180 labor (4 hours less $100), plus fork oil and seals. I had it done at the same time as the 103" Stage II install. That was 20% off parts and labor.
I'm done for awhile, well, maybe wheels and rotors.
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