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don't know your skills as far as welding etc, but there is also a bolt in kit.
you need to know a few things first
ride height desired
wheel size desired to fit over brakes
tire size desired and any offsets for tire sizes (affects rake angle)
brake size desired
polished or painted control arms
coil springs (may need engine style for weight designation)
manual or power steering
weld in or bolt in

there is also a diy kit available from welders series in Canada. USD is pretty good right now. they have a youtube showing the kit and how much welding is involved
should read the heidts "understanding independent front uspensions) first so you understand what to look for in a kit and why, also some dimensions that can affect bump steer etc. check how the upper control arms are installed at the inboard end-T bolts or chevy style shim packs for adjustment.
compare apples to apples. steel thickness, control arm tubing thickness, steering component quality etc