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Old 03-11-2009, 05:13 PM
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Would $1,700 be a fair price to install a TF 3" LA and new front driveshaft. BTW... that doesn't include alignment.
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Sounds WAY over priced, IMO. Plus, there is nothing to align.
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that's just labor?
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Too much money... you might even be able to get it for half that... it is cali though...
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That is INSANE. Get the bolt-on TF LA kit and call it a day. A few hours in your driveway.
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I would say $1000 is about right
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Thats high for labor. Even with having to install the new mounting points and such. Honestly, I would ask on here and start up a wrench-a-thon and get some of us over there to install it. I would gladly help if you didn't live so far south.

I think a thousand for labor would be more than fair.
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Well I am not sure, my dealership quoted me 675 to install a 2.5" coil lift I did it with some friends instead.

If that was a dealer quote I could believe it.

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Originally Posted by Suffolk JK
That is INSANE. Get the bolt-on TF LA kit and call it a day. A few hours in your driveway.
Ummmm none of TeraFlex's Long Arm kits are bolt on. Now the Short Arms you can do in a few hours. Yes you would need a alignment if you replaced the arms.
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Originally Posted by TeraFlex
Ummmm none of TeraFlex's Long Arm kits are bolt on. Now the Short Arms you can do in a few hours. Yes you would need a alignment if you replaced the arms.
Thanks Joe... that quote was from a shop you referred me to here in so. cal. I'm still checking around though. Is TF still manufacturing front bumpers?


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