installation labor for a full air ride system

alright, well as most/ some of you know,
i might be getting an 89 b2200..

well, thought id do some homework before i got out on a limb and get the shit

im not very handy w/ suspesions
so do you guys know how much labor would be generally for a full airride kit
compresssorm bags, wiring up switches, etc?
just wondering so i can get it done soon befroe spring..

alos, i should post this in exterior, but i dont want to be a post whore..

how about labor for shaving door and installation of the poppers?

thnaks alot guys

well i'm sure different parts of the country are different, and shops vary from shop to shop, and it'll be cheaper if you know of a person who'se doing it in their garage or personal shop just getting started...
i'd expect to pay $2500 - $3000 for a full drive it in and drive it out thing. its going to be cheaper if you can disassemble or reassemble some parts yourself. anything you can do will make it cheaper.
for the doors it depends on how far out you want them finished. if you can spread the bondo, sand it and primer and paint it, it's definately going to be cheaper than paying someone else to do that...

wow, kinda pricey eh?
2500, for installation..
wow

thats not pricey for a typical air ride suspension.... it'd be cheaper to buy the ride parts yourself befor you take it to a shop....

modifications arent cheap.





-justin

Werd. At least 2500-3000. And then you have to find a shop that does good work which can be challenging.

are you guys saying $2500 to $3000 with all parts supplied or parts seperate.

2500 - 3000 supplied.... thats why i told him it would be cheaper to buy the shits himself...

Nothing is cheap these days!



Dev

/\ your damn right about that