I was quoted this, but it seemed a bit high? What did everyone else pay?
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$220 for subrframe install?
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I think is fair price do a search you could save more maybe if you dont mind travel but then have to pay for gas so I am sure someone else will chime in . The place that did mine charged me $300.00 and told me with all the work they did they will need to charge more .
+1booricua said:
If you want to take a cruise down to Silver Spring, we have an MACA member that would probably be cheaper, but many of us will assure you the job will be done right.......
dragon40k said:
I paid much less and others have seen the weld job (very good)... but like Luis said, it would be quite the hike for you.
I was quoted $200 for the install when i was looking to put them on my car.
It should be about $300.00 so at $220.00 you are getting a good price. Just make sure the welding is done correctly.
RedfireBeast said:
yup... they need to be done on a 4 post lift. and need to be done by some one who can weld good...
Thanks for the responses. I trust the place that quoted me the price. Its only about 10 minutes away and every other place (that I would trust) was about 45 minutes. It makes it much easier to get a ride back to my house after the install is done. I will also make sure it is a drive on lift as I understand that the suspension has to be loaded.
IronTerp said:
+1 Here! Billy is the man...who did mine! I guarantee it will be lower and just as good if not better! Billy is very good at what he does..and knows his stuff backwards and forwards!
Mine were 60 dollars and were done at a local brake shop. I'm kinda confused why someone would charge you 4 hours shop labor for a job that any welder could do in about 45 minutes????
Yellow98SVT said:
That's what I am saying. If you are paying that much to just have them welded on, youare being riped off. I paid $40 and a 12 pack of Bud to get mine put on my 95, and the Bud was just my way of saying thank you.
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I paid $0.00 My dad and I just finished mine up last night.
IMO I wouldn't pay $220 to have SFC's installed considering it only takes a little over an hour to do it, and to do it right with the proper lift.
IMO I wouldn't pay $220 to have SFC's installed considering it only takes a little over an hour to do it, and to do it right with the proper lift.
i paid $100 for install at kauffman motor sports in dillsburg, PA
I paid $60 , as said before go to a muffler shop they have to have someone who welds and have them put your car on an alignment rack and show them what needs to be done, any welder will look at it and say "piece of cake". might help if you sneak to a tech and see if he'll do it on the side.
I paid 70 bucks for the weld job on my 92, and that was at a custom chassie shop. I'd say 220 is way to steep.
I've seen three pairs of SFC's installed on Terminators and they were not 45 minute jobs. I would say 2.5 to 3 hours would be a more normal time frame for a correctly installed pair of SFCs on a late model Mustang.Yellow98SVT said:
IronTerp said:
Gotta agree with Dwight here...it's not 45 minutes...at least not done correctly...If that is what they say...go somewhere else. This is not a mod you want done wrong!
IronTerp said:
dwights right its ALOT of welding to be done right...also be sure they paint everything they weld. also if you have undercoating expect ALOT of time added to take that nasty shit off
I was quoted 4 hours of labor. I also understand that I could most likely get it done cheaper at a muffler shop or other welding shop. I just want to get it done and done right. Thats what concerns me the most.
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