Superlift Installation...
#51
The price I was told was $1435...I can wait until December, I already have new rotors/pads, #1 T-bars, and Moog BJ's waiting in the garage for when I do the lift...I probably will have to do the ball joints and rotors/pads before December though.
MOTO,
I had a buddy that lived out there (Conyers)...went to Christian school with him in Henry county. Gears are not that bad...it’s the paying someone to install them that costs out the @ss. I was at 4wheel parts over in forest park and asked them what the install price would be on gears for my truck, I was curious and the guy told me $1200 and that didn’t include the gears or the install kits...thank goodness I have friends that like to help with stuff like that.
MOTO,
I had a buddy that lived out there (Conyers)...went to Christian school with him in Henry county. Gears are not that bad...it’s the paying someone to install them that costs out the @ss. I was at 4wheel parts over in forest park and asked them what the install price would be on gears for my truck, I was curious and the guy told me $1200 and that didn’t include the gears or the install kits...thank goodness I have friends that like to help with stuff like that.
Last edited by Sea-Bass; 08-06-2008 at 08:05 PM.
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#54
right now we're working out the use of the 2post lift for this weeked. if it happens, there'll be muchos fotos!
#57
Fx4wannabe01
Yea.....and i EFFING HATE IT!! the auto trucks take more kindly to larger tires than the manuals do. Believe me, you'll read the opposite on this forum, but from personal experience here...you want to regear.
Yea.....and i EFFING HATE IT!! the auto trucks take more kindly to larger tires than the manuals do. Believe me, you'll read the opposite on this forum, but from personal experience here...you want to regear.
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Brenton