I call BS. Just pick up springs from someone on here for close to nothing and install them yourself.
Good Price?
Okay so my rear end driver side is sagging about an inch lower and I took it to the shop and found out that my leaf srpings are bent. They can replace them with used ones and new shocks all around for 500 bucks. My question is is the a good deal? Also what shocks should I go with? I am going to have them install ford keys while they are working on it.
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They are trying to rape you with no lube. Used leafsprings should be no more then $100 for the PAIR!!Okay so my rear end driver side is sagging about an inch lower and I took it to the shop and found out that my leaf srpings are bent. They can replace them with used ones and new shocks all around for 500 bucks. My question is is the a good deal? Also what shocks should I go with? I am going to have them install ford keys while they are working on it.
This price does also include labor which I forgot to mention. I would do it myself but do not have the means to do so. No tools, etc. Plus if they fuck it up I can be mad at them!
i think u could buy springs and tools for $500 and it's hard to fuck up
1. jack up truck
2. take old crap off
3. bolt on new crap
4. have a beer
:crazy:
1. jack up truck
2. take old crap off
3. bolt on new crap
4. have a beer
:crazy:
yeah total rape, you could also just buy an Add a Leaf and add it to the existing pack if its not bent that bad. Do it yourself!
you could get some from a junkyard for less than $50 I would imagine
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