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$8.000.00 - Rancho / Rockstars / Toyo MT !!!!!!!!!

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H3Ray

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HOLY BEJESUS !!!!!!!!!

My local 4x4 Shop quoted me $8,000.00 = 17x9 Rockstars / 4' Rancho Lift Kit / 17' Toyo MT Tires.

Price includes install, disposal fees, taxes, etc.

Is this about right ?

Jeez !!!!

Or can I turn the Tosion Bars, add Shackles, Bump Stops and Bilstein Shock and save some $ ... ?

Here: www.tirecountry4x4.com ( Pompano Beach - FLORIDA )
 

Cajun_Tiger_Hummer

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Rancho- $3,000 after taxes and installed

Spacers for stock rims. $400

QTY 5 MTR Kevlar tires, mounted and balanced. $2,000

Total $5400. This is what I paid wit out rims



QTY 5 17"x9 rock stars should run you about $900 or so on he high end. And Toyo's being cheaper than MTRs

you should be paying about $5900, on the high side for everything
 
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amrg

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The rancho kit runs 2600 with shocks. Wheels for roughly 900 and tires should be in the 1250-1500 range I guess. So thats about 5 k without labout so yes very high quote.
 
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H3Ray

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I'm gonna call them back and offer a lower amount, and if they won't negotiate, I'll visit another Shop.
Anyone recommend an online Vendor or a DIFFERENT local 4x4 Shop?
I'm located in Fort Lauderdale, FLORIDA.

Thanks Again Guys!
 

Ron46

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hey give CTM customs a call. They up in in Stuart, Floridathey quoted me 2800 for the rancho installed a year ago.
 
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H3Ray

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I called back and they were able to lower the price ....

- 4' Rancho Kit w/Shocks = $3280.00 Installed
- 17' Rockstar Wheels = $225.00 Each ( 17x9 ) Five Wheels
- 35' Open Country MT Tires = $359.00 Each ( 35/12.5/17 ) Five Tires

Plus alignment, disposal tires fees, etc.

Total = About $6.600.00
 

06 H3

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Tires for 17in rims are expensive. Buy 1.75in spacers vs. new rims and save 1000 bucks right there. Tires will also be cheaper for 16s and save a couple more bucks. You can probably get it down to 5k out the door.
 
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H3Ray

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Shop Manager #2 called me back and wants my business.
I asked him to come down to $6k even, and I'll pull the trigger.
But he has to clear it with manager #1.
 

Corey Barnes

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Mobile, AL
Discount tire had probably the cheapest tires and wheels and even offer discounts for tire/wheel combos. No tax and free shipping. Already mounted and balanced if you order them together.


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Gunner_45

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Have you ever done any sort of business with these guys before Ray?

They do anything to your tuck in the past?

Did they come recommended or did you just find them?
 

Bigunit

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H3Ray, could you post a pic of your rig as it sits now pre-lift kit to give me a better perspective for when you post a post-Rancho lift kit pic of your rig. Thanks.

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H3Ray

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Have you ever done any sort of business with these guys before Ray? They do anything to your tuck in the past? Did they come recommended or did you just find them?

1. First time there.
2. My Rig has never been there.
3. I checked around and they appear to be one of the largest 4x4 shops around where I live.
 
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H3Ray

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H3Ray, could you post a pic of your rig as it sits now pre-lift kit to give me a better perspective for when you post a post-Rancho lift kit pic of your rig. Thanks.

Sure thing ...Will post a Pic over the weekend. Thanks!
 

Bigunit

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Thanks Ray. It will help me decide whether to take the plunge and get one for my T, as I keep going back and forth. I already have a set of wheels and tires waiting for that day.

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4speedfunk

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I did my own Rancho install...the instructions are very good. If you got a jack and some simple hand tools...its not too tough of a job. You'll need a 12-pack and about 6-hours.
 
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H3Ray

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Gentlemen: If I may ask few more questions ...
I like the forward rake so what about this set-up:

- Leveling front to 23.5 with torsion bolts
- New Bilsteins front and rear
- 1/2' extended bump stops
- Warrior Products Rear Spring Shackles #128 ( keeping the forward rake )
- Nitto Trail Grappler Tires LT295-70R-18
- Rockstar 18x9 Wheels

This set-up is a lot cheaper but over the long haul, better?

Much Appreciated.
 
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