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 Post subject: Adam's Jeep (Aberdeen) Question
PostPosted: Tue Dec 20, 2005 2:52 pm 
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I understand that Adam's is very lift friendly, I actually got my Liberty from them, but has anyone used the 4x4 shop they have there. I'm going to be getting a Daystar lift in the next few weeks and don't really have a place to install it.

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Since they quoted me $525 to install a Rusty's spacer lift, and I'd still need to purchase the lift, I won't be going that route. Maybe if there is another install party in the near future.

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Im waiting for a few other people in the more southern section of LOST to get some stuff together. Once they have it ready, I a more than willing to host a install party at my house. I have a 2 car garage and tons of driveway space to install stuff. Also, there is a shop that can allign your Jeep for you no more than 3 miles from my house.

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I had my Rusty's coil lift installed there. They charged me about the same and that included an alignment. But after watching a lift install at Al's, I wished I had been able to wait and do it myself( with a little help). It's really not that difficult. If you can get with someone who has done a lift before (like Richard or Al) you can save yourself a lot of money. Just remember to still get the alignment afterwards.

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allscan wrote:
Since they quoted me $525 to install a Rusty's spacer lift, and I'd still need to purchase the lift, I won't be going that route. Maybe if there is another install party in the near future.


That is a lot but don't forget that they will be covering this under warranty.

So look at like $200 to install and $325 for the warranty.

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I am a mechanic and Sharon and I did a Rockie Road 2.125 combo kit in the driveway one Sunday in about half a day. It wouldn't have taken that long except the dirrections didn't have any graphics so it took a while to figure out a few things.
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