The rear springs are soooo simple. With the car secure on jack stands, jack up the control arm slightly and remove the bottom bolt. SLOWLY lower the jack and the spring and control arm will come down, releasing the spring....install new spring, jack the control arm back up and replace bolt. Alignment is difficult on the front of these cars because there is really not camber adjustment. An aftermarket camber kit will fix this. I was able to align my car enough though without.
Caution: you are working with stored energy on the springs so make sure your using a good, sturdy jack on level ground.
To do the fronts you will need to remove the struts. The struts will need to be put in a spring compressor to release tension on the top bolt. I picked up a spring compressor from harbor freight a while back for darn cheap if i recall.
Although not required, I used air tools on the front because the bolts can be rather hard to get out.
NTB should be able to get the alignment done right.....in about 4-5 hrs haha! yes, you will need an alignment especially with new meats.
Hope this helps.
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