I need to find a reasonable shop to do a 2/3 drop? The shops I've talked to don't really seem to know what they are talking about. They all act like they'll figure it out as they install it. I need to find a shop in the Dallas area that knows exactly what they're doing that isn't going to charge me an arm and leg. Any suggestions?
Lowering shops in Dallas, Tx?
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bass if you call me i can walk you thru the rear install its very easy to do.
I'm sure it's pretty easy but I don't have any tools for it. I might give it a shot. l still don't understand why some suspension shops look dumb founded when I talk about lowering my truck? I figured getting someone to do it would be cheaper than buying tools?
magicbus
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I'm in Wichita Falls and would be willing to help you out. You should only need basic wrenches, ratchets, and sockets for the rear. a sawzall if you need to remove the bumpstop bracket.
im in dallas and i know how u feel when it comes to some of the shops around town.
ive been out of the loop for a while so im sure some of the shops i visited a few yrs back, arnt around anymore
2/3 drop is pretty simple bro, if u got cash for a drop then im sure u got enough for basic tools needed. and Autozone can lend u some tools.
ive been out of the loop for a while so im sure some of the shops i visited a few yrs back, arnt around anymore
2/3 drop is pretty simple bro, if u got cash for a drop then im sure u got enough for basic tools needed. and Autozone can lend u some tools.
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