Too much for leveling install?
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Too much for leveling install?
I called a local off road truck accessories shop to see how much it would cost to install my 3" hbs leveling kit. They told me $350. That seems a bit high to me or is that a good deal? What do y'all think?
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Ha no that's not a good deal. Do it yourself for 0 and then get an alignment for like 75...wish I would have done mine but it was only 150 aligned out the door.
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No not really. Don't have many choices around here. I have a couple other places I need to call and I'm gonna see what they charge. Hopefully I can get it done for like 150 or in that range.
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It's fairly simple to do yourself. You only need a few tools, a jack, some jack stands for added support, and a nice level spot on your driveway to do it. Shouldn't take more than 30 mins per side with general automotive knowledge.
When mine comes in I'm probably going to do a write-up on how to do it. I'll be using my buddies shop tho because we'll be installing some other things as well + tires and will need the tire machine to mount and balance them.
When mine comes in I'm probably going to do a write-up on how to do it. I'll be using my buddies shop tho because we'll be installing some other things as well + tires and will need the tire machine to mount and balance them.
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$350 just the labor? Your supplying the kit right? If so that seems real high. I installed mine myself. Although it was easy it's not for everyone. Took me under 2 hours start to finish by myself. A shop that knows what there doing with a lift should have it under 2 hours. If thats the case it's too high. Find out there hourly rate, Im doubting it's $175/hr. Drive to the next town if you have to. Just because its the only one near you doesnt mean there the only ones. A 30 min ride could save you hundreds...(little too much like Geico?)
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there is a write up on installing this...https://www.f150forum.com/f33/04-lev...install-29480/ ...
it is very easy to do...if you can change a tie rod end you can do this ....
it is very easy to do...if you can change a tie rod end you can do this ....
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That was with me providing the kit so from what I hear ya no way am I taking it there. I might just take it to my father in laws shop and he can help me out. Thanks for the input glad I checked with y'all first before I spent an arm and leg. Should be in my mail soon and I'll post pics of before and after. Hoping to get my bf goodrich mt on soon