I learned a while back from a hot rod shop I volunteered at. If you have the tools it’s not hard. Just takes a bit of time. I don’t have the tools anymore or shop contact (they closed).
I’d gladly pay $950. That is a great deal.
Only in SoCal, only on a Jeep page
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I learned a while back from a hot rod shop I volunteered at. If you have the tools it’s not hard. Just takes a bit of time. I don’t have the tools anymore or shop contact (they closed).
I’d gladly pay $950. That is a great deal.
Do you care to share the mechanic's contact info or the SoCal forum where he can be reached for gear work? Thx.
Social media causes everyone to follow the crowd too much. That coupled with the "hey look at me" society and there you have it. Idiots feeding off of idiots.
There are reasonably priced shops out there. I paid $250 per axle, and I provided the parts. The guy I used has done dozens of regears.
I don't know how long it took him, but I know when I do things more than once, it gets quicker everytime.
I don't know how long it took him, but I know when I do things more than once, it gets quicker everytime.
