gear install price
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HIX
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gear install price
It's been a while since I did my own gears and I don't really have the time to diy it anymore. What is a good cost per axle for the install? I was quoted 300 per axle. Last time I did it it took me a couple hours per axle so it seems a bit steep that it would take a pro 3+ hours to do it. 300 hun pretty standard? Anyone have a recommendation for a denver area shop or trusted hack that has fair prices?
- Justin
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Re: gear install price
There are several guys in the club that know how, but I'll let them speak for themselves. Crawlertech 4x4 is well respected over on CO4x4.org.
- landshark
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Re: gear install price
Depending on the shop and who you talk to I have seen $600 to $300.. so $300 on the truck seems about right for the low side.. most charge more for setting up gears while the axles are still on the truck...
As Justin suggested maybe a couple of guys would be willing to help you out here
As Justin suggested maybe a couple of guys would be willing to help you out here
1976 Bronco "Green, Yellow, whatever", 1969 Bronco "Red", 1972 Bronco Stocker "Kind of Blue/Grayish"
- Colorado75bronc
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Re: gear install price
That's a pretty decent price in the truck if you ask me, that's about what I would charge, through a shop you can expect more, most shops charge 6 to as high as 9 depending on locker choice and what differential it's in
75' bronco, 302, carb'd for now, i'm gathering parts for efi, 3g alternator, saginaw pump, 4x4x2 box, fw hp44, fw 9", N.P. 435 w/ gearbanger shifter, twin stick'd dana 20, 2" BL, 5.5" wildhorses lift, and 35" km2's