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element981
08-06-2008, 18:14
I am looking for a good reasonable place to get my 5.13 installed. I was planning on having the guy I bought them from do the install, but he keeps blowing me off.
By the way Predator is a rip off. They wanted $1200+ just to do the install.
JimhatTJ
08-07-2008, 11:09
dont use 4 wheel parts.
try CrazyEd, Armorology, Rockware
Wow thats alot from Pedator I had an excellent experiance with them but everyone did say they were expensive. Other than that I would say 4 wheel parts as well
JimhatTJ
08-08-2008, 10:24
also stay away from Tanner, those guys are a bit off. Thinking they should stop drinking the bong water....
Hitechredneck
08-08-2008, 14:12
lol that is funny about tanner cause it is true. maybe check with advenger i have never had anything dont by them but drive by the shop all the time. But ya i think first phone call should be to Ed.
I am looking for a good reasonable place to get my 5.13 installed. I was planning on having the guy I bought them from do the install, but he keeps blowing me off.
By the way Predator is a rip off. They wanted $1200+ just to do the install.
That's what I paid at Predator for the gears AND install.:confused:
cavjeeper
08-12-2008, 01:16
sorry to steal the thread but just noticed 4lo is new to the site. welcome brother make sure you introduce yourself.
element981
08-12-2008, 09:28
I drop my Jeep off with Ed tonight. Thanks.
I met the owner from Nationwide Drivetrain and Axle on Monday. He told me that his head tech, Walt, has been installing gears for 18 years, and claimed that he was the best in town. He told me that He could get JK 5.13's within 3 days.
I had already pre-paid Predator 3 months ago for the gears and install, and have been waiting and waiting for the gears to come in. I got sick of waiting, so I asked Predator for a full refund. They were very proffessional and cooperative about it, and promptly refunded my money.:)
On Wednesday, I had Walt and Ron from Nationwide order them up. They arrived on Friday, and installed them on Saturday (yesterday)!!
I dropped the JK off at 8:30am and they had them done at 3pm. They did a great job, and even touched up the axles with a fresh coat of paint. They also use a bedliner type coating on the leading edge of the front axle. All new bearings and inner-axle seals. Wow, all of this for $1347 OUT THE DOOR!!
They are located on Platte, next to where Express Auto used to be. On the upper side of that frontage road. Highly recommended!!!!!!!!!:):)
brown-man
08-17-2008, 12:14
hey 4LO dude who's xj is that on your page?
I don't know where ya'll are from but that amount of dough is ludacris for a gear install . . . please tell me you got them to install some lockers for that price!
how r the 5.13's & 35's treating ya???
hey 4LO dude who's xj is that on your page?
I don't know where ya'll are from but that amount of dough is ludacris for a gear install . . . please tell me you got them to install some lockers for that price!
how r the 5.13's & 35's treating ya???
That XJ is one of my builds. Started with 31's, and went all the way to D60's and 40" Pitbulls.
That price included the gears, install kits, axle seals, and labor. Remember that JK 44's are different than standard 44's. They are bigger, and thus more expensive.
Here's another shot of the XJ for ya...
http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q143/jcnoll/BLUE99/rockerlf.jpg
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