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Message: [QUOTE="Notneb, post: 1367021, member: 22077"] If you're not doing rear leafs, literally all they're going to do it put it on a lift, jack up the pumpkins, drop the stock shocks, loosen the rear leaf u-bolts, then drop the axles, put on the add a leafs/blocks, front springs, and shocks, lower the truck and tighten it all up. So honestly while $375 seems cheap, all that is done in about 2 hours. So that's about $187 an hour for labor. While I admit, in the lift install world, that sounds cheap... if it was a 4-link where they have to cold chisel the radius arm buckets off the frame. IMO you're losing a lot of money that you could save and get other upgrades with. You may not be mechanically inclined, but I'm willing to be you know a buddy who is. Let me put it this way: My girlfriend helped me with my lift, all except the full rear leafs, just cuz she weighs less than they do. You're just getting Front springs, rear add-a-leaf and shocks, you can do that in 2-3 hours with jack stands and a floor jack. Just my .2 [/QUOTE]

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