Topic: Shop recommendation for T-swap install in OC?

[kidsixteen]

Hey guys, finally got all the parts together for the T-swap on my 2wd (2.5" resi Radflos, SPC ucas, OEM lcas/tie rods, OME leafs, Radflo shocks, bora wheel spacers for the rear, bake lines) plus my Hefty rear bumper/carrier and Gobi ladder. Still waiting on the Hefty aluminum front to get done.. should be mid-summer I guess.

Anyway, unfortunately I live in an apartment and don't have a garage to install this stuff myself.

Thinking I'll probably need to pay somebody to do it, but I don't really know any shops around here since up until I moved into this place I always worked on my own vehicles.

Anybody have a recommendation for somewhere in the general vicinity of Costa Mesa to take it to... and/or an estimate on what installing this stuff might cost?

Thanks for your help. Looking forward to getting this rig together!

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[CAWoody]

You are welcome to bring your stuff to my place in Orange tomorrow.  We will be putting on a body lift for x4jz and I think ultrapc will be doing CV joints so there should be plenty of hand to help and guide your install.

[kidsixteen]

Just responded to your PM. Getting the tie rods / whatever tools I'll need today and I'll be good to go!

[ultrapc40]

How is it driving?

[RikRong]

We need pictchers!  I saw you posted on TNX, but your pics weren't working over there.

[kidsixteen]

Just put up a post here.. weird the pics weren't working on TNX.. seemed ok to me but I'm planing on editing those posts soon anyway.

[RikRong]

Just put up a post here.. weird the pics weren't working on TNX.. seemed ok to me but I'm planing on editing those posts soon anyway.

They're working now, awesome looking truck.

[kidsixteen]

They're working now, awesome looking truck.

Thanks man!

Yeah just went back and fixed them.. Not sure why they broke. Thanks for the heads up.