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12-26-11 | 10:07 PM

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Jeremy-KY

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Originally Posted by CoryMiller

and what's that equate to in USD?

Ahh! wups I forgot about that.

my bad, thats about $950 USD, mounts and hardware I believe won't even come close to that for you since your in the USA.

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12-27-11 | 06:41 PM

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How much were your brand new mounts? Did you just order them from the dealer or an online dealer? I dound a website that sells OEM lexus parts at a fraction of what the dealer does. Bought an OEM outside door handle from them for 45% of what it costs from Lexus. Have to look up the site again, can't remember the name. I just won my fantasy football league and with that comes a nice $700 payout so I may be picking these up pretty soon.

I'd get them from Rockauto. 60$/corner for KYB mounts.

Not oem, but as good as it gets. No-namers are around 60$/corner from eBay.

I wouldn't even bother with OEM Toyota - they wanted 330$/side for a hub bearing assy. when i needed them. **** that.

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01-02-12 | 09:07 PM

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I had an unemployed Hyundai mechanic change my rear struts, paid him 100$ labor, and picked them up for 150$. I can't remember for sure, but I think they were Monroes from Autozone.

When you do them, make sure you don't damage the ABS sensors like my Hyundai mechanic did.

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