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toyotanos

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I bought both sets of energy bushings from Suprasport (local to me, don't start anything) and they were waaaay cheaper than OEM bushings. I also had to buy the cam bolts because they were all seized.
Front bushings: $95
Front cam bolts: ~$100
Rea bushings: $62
Rear cam bolts: ~$80
 

nctexan

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Canuckrz;1743345 said:
Depends alot on if the camber bolts will come out or not. Those bolts aren't cheap but unfortunately are often seised.

So the first thing I need to do is determine if they are seized or not. I guess I should buy new bolts even if they aren't seized? I was quoted 5 hours for front and five for the back, so $1000 job to install all bushings.
 

toyotanos

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If they include removal of the old seized cam bolts (need to sawzall the out, what a pita that is), its not a terrible price. I'd probably quote you something similar if I didn't know if the bolts were seized. They're not all that hard to install, but i have a lot of specialty tools that make the job way easier.