Almost Done!! lift, wheels and tires pics
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From: Florida
Almost Done!! lift, wheels and tires pics
Did the rancho 4 inch a couple weeks ago, and just replaced the stock wheels and tires with 35 inch bfg mud terrains and procomp 7005s!
Now maybe just 4:56s or not...I don't know yet.
Here she is....
Now maybe just 4:56s or not...I don't know yet.
Here she is....
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Looks bad a#*!!! I just ordered my Rancho lift as well, hows the ride? I see you live in Florida, I live in South Florida and looking for someone to do the install. 4wheelparts is near my house and they want $1100 to do the lift, shocks alignment and balance and mount my tires.....what ya think of that price?
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1100 is way to much. I installed mine in four days working a little each day. Maybe three hours max on the longest day. I would at max pay 500 or less to get it installed. It's not hard at all.
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The $1,100 is a bit high but for everything you are getting its not out of the ball park. I priced up someone doing the install for me too. The price of the kit and install came up to $2,600 total but that was for a Rough Country not a Rancho so there is a price difference for the Rancho kit. Plus with someone doing the install for you there is someone else to blame if something is wrong