Zone 4.5" lift kit emergency
11-03-2016, 03:49 PM
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The shop my jeep is at right know quoted me this. Do you guys think it is far pricing for stock everything that without lifting it just replacing broken parts and labor cost.
11-03-2016, 04:00 PM
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We are in North Carolina. We do online sales for our company. I just saw your quote from the shop. If you are considering a lift. Now would be the time. For $200 more you get springs, shackles, control arms, shocks etc.
For the same money you could do a 3" lift kit with new spring packs. Feel free to give us a call. We open at 8am EST.
For the same money you could do a 3" lift kit with new spring packs. Feel free to give us a call. We open at 8am EST.
11-03-2016, 04:05 PM
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We are in North Carolina. We do online sales for our company. I just saw your quote from the shop. If you are considering a lift. Now would be the time. For $200 more you get springs, shackles, control arms, shocks etc.
For the same money you could do a 3" lift kit with new spring packs. Feel free to give us a call. We open at 8am EST.
For the same money you could do a 3" lift kit with new spring packs. Feel free to give us a call. We open at 8am EST.
11-03-2016, 04:36 PM
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I'll try to ask for you for sure!!!
11-03-2016, 06:52 PM
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If by "left u-joint" they mean the drivers side front axle u-joint, I would ask them to replace the passenger side as well. Those are things that should be replaced in pairs.
In regards to working on your jeep, now is the time to learn. Jeeps are pretty easy to work on. There are lots of write-ups out there on how to tackle just about everything on a XJ. Save you some money in the process, and a whole lot of great knowledge. But again, I understand, just throwing it out there. I know how parents can be. I was a junior in high school one time.
In regards to working on your jeep, now is the time to learn. Jeeps are pretty easy to work on. There are lots of write-ups out there on how to tackle just about everything on a XJ. Save you some money in the process, and a whole lot of great knowledge. But again, I understand, just throwing it out there. I know how parents can be. I was a junior in high school one time.
11-03-2016, 10:02 PM
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If by "left u-joint" they mean the drivers side front axle u-joint, I would ask them to replace the passenger side as well. Those are things that should be replaced in pairs.
In regards to working on your jeep, now is the time to learn. Jeeps are pretty easy to work on. There are lots of write-ups out there on how to tackle just about everything on a XJ. Save you some money in the process, and a whole lot of great knowledge. But again, I understand, just throwing it out there. I know how parents can be. I was a junior in high school one time.
In regards to working on your jeep, now is the time to learn. Jeeps are pretty easy to work on. There are lots of write-ups out there on how to tackle just about everything on a XJ. Save you some money in the process, and a whole lot of great knowledge. But again, I understand, just throwing it out there. I know how parents can be. I was a junior in high school one time.
And yea. I've always wanted to learn and I think it would be cool to do it my self and very rewarding. I'll have to talk to them.