Shocks
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: NW Burbs of Illinois
It is pretty easy but I have a slightly lifted 250SRW. I image with your dually and being so low that it will be a bit of a pain. I never took a tire off mine, you will definitely be taking your front tires off. In this area, I bet you'd get a quote of about $125-$200 in labor.
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Joined: Aug 2008
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Took me less than a half hour to do all 4 on my Ex, and that included getting tools out and cleaning them up...at least in the 4WD you don't have to take the front tires off...so I would say anyone quoting you more than an hour worth of labor is trying to hose you.
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Fresno, CA
Book time is .9hrs for the rear, .8 for the front, most shops are $90 an hour around here, so you would usually pay a shop about $150 to install them. But I would say whatever seems fair to you and your buddy.
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From: Lancaster, Pa.
Another person saying DIY but thats cool your helping out your bud. I'd say around 100.00 but again, its at your disgression.
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