leveling kits
#11
American Muscle
That outrageous man! DO NOT PAY THAT MUCH! THis should not take a mechanic more then 1 and 1/2 hours so you figure the maximum you would ever have to pay would be $90 (figuring $60 an hour rate which is common from my experience) I have a buddy who is going to slap it on during his lunch for 50 bucks, i dont have the patience to do it my self and would rather have air tools when doing this but am sure i could pull it off easily before lunch on a sunday morning in my drive way.
#12
I'm in Redmond, and couldn't find a cheap enough place. I did mine in my driveway last saturday in the pouring rain and it still only took about 4 hours. The hardest part for me was getting the struts back in due to them being spun 180 degrees with the hbs kit. Other then that it was pretty easy
#13
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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i have a fab tech 2.5 lvl kit with fab tech shocks and 33" BFG's. my truck rubs a little when im on the trails. other than that not much diff. from stock. but i have started to notice a lot of feed back when my brakes started to go anyone else have this issue? the wheel vibrates going down the road
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I'm in Redmond, and couldn't find a cheap enough place. I did mine in my driveway last saturday in the pouring rain and it still only took about 4 hours. The hardest part for me was getting the struts back in due to them being spun 180 degrees with the hbs kit. Other then that it was pretty easy
#17
American Muscle
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i have a fab tech 2.5 lvl kit with fab tech shocks and 33" BFG's. my truck rubs a little when im on the trails. other than that not much diff. from stock. but i have started to notice a lot of feed back when my brakes started to go anyone else have this issue? the wheel vibrates going down the road