Shop labor time for springs/struts/shocks

[Tillerman77]

Guys,
Next spring I would like to get new springs, shocks, struts and the caster camber plates. Considering H&R Sport springs, Bilstein HD or Koni STR.T struts/shocks and MM caster camber plates. I want a mild drop and somewhat stiffer suspension.


Due to medical issues, I will need to have a shop install these items for me. As such, can anyone give me a shop installation time for doing new springs, shocks, struts and the caster camber plates at the same time?

1997 SVT Cobra, street driving, currently all stock suspension/chassis.

Thanks.

 

[g36 monkey]

I don't know what the book would say, but it should just be a few hours.

 

[ttocs]

I think the most expensive part of it would be the alignemnt after it was all done but I agree a couple of hours. Not sure what the rates are so far north but a call to a local shop could answer it pretty fast.

 

[Tillerman77]

Thanks guys, a couple of hours sounds about right based on my previous research. I asked here mainly because the first shop I called supposedly couldn't look up a 20 year old car's labor rates. As such, they came back with 7-8 hours with an alignment, probably to cover their ass.