spindle install cost

[Conor]

any links w/ a walk through would help...id like to change my front from drop keys to spindles one day

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Where you at Modded

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with you conor...the only reason i am considering paying is for the warranty..conor are you talkin belltech springs in the front, spindles, or drop struts? anthony, where you at in the atx..i used to live there for years..now in Dtown... i roll down there every few months to see friends and family....thinking i will put my new stuts/shocks on and then decide what to do..might go ahead order that rear kit i found 200 seems like a great deal.

Im talking spindles up front and drop coils in the rear. I think.lol

 

[Modded]

Haha im here now Conor.
Here it the best spindle install walkthrough that I have see on the internet, the Tahoe is done the exact same way for the front portion:http://www.truckinweb.com/tech/suspension/0704tr_2007_chevy_silverado/index.html

 

[jee123]

i have bugged modded..he has mcgaughy's spindles...djm like belltech stuff..i pm d him to see what the diff. was between bell and djm's rear stuff...oh what a dilema lmao

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i am getting trigger happy tho..might just knock the crap off and get it over with lol

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nice link modded you d man! modded you did all that by yourself?

 

[Modded]

Yeah everything on the truck was done by me, except the tint and installation of exhaust components. I will not lie, the spindle install is not hard, was completely straight forward with the right tool, just took 5 hours .
If I was you guys I would say tackle it on your own!

 

[Conor]

Good looks Modded.

 

[jee123]

conor what do you think? you going to dive in and do the install

 

[Conor]

Im considering it. I'm kind of a lazy mother fu*ker though.lol I would rather pay someone unless I can get my Dad to do it for me.

 

[jee123]

i am with you...whenever i do an install, i always have extra parts lol...putting the bilstiens hds on tomorrow morning..i ll see how it rides then worry about the drop..to do the spindles i'd have to buy an air ratchet, gun, and the sockets..plus some jack stands...i got rid of most my stuff in my condo days..of course now i got a crib w/garage and wish i kept my tools...ack

 

[turboeclips]

Here are the links I promised... With these and the one Modded posted, yall should be set. If you have basic mechanical skills, shouldn't be very difficult at all. I did mine using hand tools, no need for power tools. They would make things go quicker, but aren't required.


http://www.truckinweb.com/tech/suspension/0606tr_2007_chevy_tahoe_lowering_kit/index.html


http://www.sporttruck.com/techarticles/0903st_chevy_tahoe_lowering_kit/index.html

 

[Modded]

Hey Jee get an electric impact wrench from Sears instead, will easily do the job. You will also need deep sockets (Auto Zone) and ratchets to match the socket/impact wrench anvil size.