Spindle's
I was wondering how long it took to install some 2WD Spindles and blocks? A local shop sayed they would do it for me and they charge 70$ an Hour. How much am i going to pay for the install?
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i say do it yourself man for that price
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I think most ppl spend 6-10 hours doing the install them selves. I would do it yourself. However if you do have to pay that much for it convince them to not charge you for the alignment since thats part of the install. I would do it yourself. I think the only real speacilty tool is a ball joint press which you can borrow from most autopart stores for a returnable deposit.
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if you have the tools to do it yourself, there's nothing to it...
your best bet is: find some members close by. buy alot of pizza/beer/soda and they will prolly not mind helping you out... i know that i work for food/drink.. |
So you're saying anyone can do it with the right tools?
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not anyone...
you have to know what you are doing... |
It's easy, learn how to do it yourself and do it. Shops rip you off with the cost of installs.
I can install spindles or anything up to a new lift with upper arms in under 3 hours, more difficult installs take me longer. Practice makes perfect. I've lifted 6 trucks now and it just gets easier each time. |
well then Trenton...I may be hitting you up here in a few months for a lil help...
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Originally Posted by RangerJustin
well then Trenton...I may be hitting you up here in a few months for a lil help...
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Yeah it's not difficult at all. Most manufacturers have the instructions posted on their websites. I know when I did my superlift i downloaded the instructions and perused them a few times before i even went to order the lift kit!
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