Take a weekend and do it yourself. Very simple and straight forward to do.... Save you greenbacks as well

 

^^^yeah that. just take your time and cut more than in the area for the radiator part. thats honestly the worst part. everything else is very straight forward and easy.

 

If you have an efan you don't even need to drop the radiator. Just get a longer upper hose. Also google offroad shops. I know there's a place in Prince George that does lifts and stuff. There was a shop when I was in the army out around va beach that did lifts.

 

There is Pungo offroad, Eastern truck accessories, and Production offroad. I got my suspension lift put on at production offroad. they had cheaper prices compared to the other two shops. They were really friendly and very quick.

 

If I had the knowledge and space I would do it myself. I wish I did though. Thanks, do you remember how much you got charged at production offroad if you dont mind me asking? I've seen the pungo shop before.

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I remember getting quoted for a body lift by eastern for around 600 for body lift and install. I got a quote for the install of a body lift at production for around 200. just labor not the body lift. i found a few body lifts for real cheap online and just got quotes for the labor. eastern was really expensive compared to production. never got a quote from pungo though.

 

Thats not bad at all. I already have the lift. I will giving them and pungo a call here soon. Thanks for the info.

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I was quoted $500 at production and $600-$700 at pungo

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id go to production, ETA and Pungo are kinda "stuck up" in my opinion

 

What body lift do you have 1.5" or 3" ?

 

Well im not set on a location yet. I don't live in va beach but I was exploring my options there because im there often.

I have the 3"

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