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Installed Fox 2.0s Upfront today (in a parking lot)

Danny Ramirez

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Thanks for the support! I started and finished this project in a parking lot in 5 hours. It’s actually pretty simple, and I don’t see any need to remove the axel nut as long as you’re careful. If you tie the knuckle to the frame, you can prevent it drooping too far, thus keeping the CV joint intact. Truck looks good nice and level!! Ride is good, not better, just a bit more stiff. Still drives smooth.
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I wonder how long a professional mechanic with a lift would take to do this... I was quoted $520 including alignment for the full kit. Labor rate at the dealer is $130 plus shop fees, etc.
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