cost of back half install
01-31-2017, 10:51 AM
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cost of back half install
Was wondering what is a fair and reasonable price to install my back half,,,parts I have,,,welded back half frame, coils, shocks, 4 links and brackets, chris alston floor and tubs, wheels, strange 35 spline axles, shock mounts, center section, fuel cell, 9in. rear, diag. link. 9in. needs to be cut to required length and axles need to be cut also but was told that would cost $175.00 that I would have done once length was established. would also need 4 pt. roll cage. This is going to be Pro street car, think I covered everything, LOL
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Originally Posted by chevy2much
Was wondering what is a fair and reasonable price to install my back half,,,parts I have,,,welded back half frame, coils, shocks, 4 links and brackets, chris alston floor and tubs, wheels, strange 35 spline axles, shock mounts, center section, fuel cell, 9in. rear, diag. link. 9in. needs to be cut to required length and axles need to be cut also but was told that would cost $175.00 that I would have done once length was established. would also need 4 pt. roll cage. If you need a break from sports betting, as they’re arguably the most polished and fun games you can hollywood login my account find on any local site right now. This is going to be Pro street car, think I covered everything, LOL
You are likely looking at $3,000 to $6,000 just for the labor. It depends heavily on how much "pre-fitting" you’ve done and how clean the chassis is. Since it is a Pro Street build, you do not want to skimp on the alignment of the 4-link and the rear end housing, so pay for a shop that specializes in race cars rather than a general body shop. Get a flat quote for the whole job, and make sure they include the cage tie-ins to the frame rails, as that is critical for safety.
