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What are some prices on installing long tube headers?

 

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like 8 hours of labor
$400 ish

 

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Bone Racing said:

like 8 hours of labor
$400 ish

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DANG is it that hard.

 

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wht99gtconv said:

DANG is it that hard.

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Yes

 

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between 400-600 dollars, possibly more depending on the shop and if they run into difficulites during the install.

 

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Do you live near Atlanta? I will do it for $200, your help, and some beer. It will take six hours.

 

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Kcsburk said:

Do you live near Atlanta? I will do it for $200, your help, and some beer. It will take six hours.

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jump on that offer

 

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Kcsburk said:

Do you live near Atlanta? I will do it for $200, your help, and some beer. It will take six hours.

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I would but I live in Alabama.

 

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Ive read that its not necessarily hard, its just very tedious and requires a lot of patience. It would be a great learning experience for you possibly. Just get some help.
Matt( Who has never installed LT's so probably doesnt have a clue)

 

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i got mine done at my shop for $200 at my shop, if you buythe parts there they cut you a pretty big break on labor. it works for me. it's not that i can't, or haven't, done most of the installs, it's just i start thinking of doing it in the driveway & i'm like, forget it you have a lift & all the right tools, i don't feel like it today most of the time anyway

 

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I paid $300 for mine. It takes between 6 to 8 hours to install them.

 

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Do it your self for free. It's not that hard - it's just spending several hours under the car that sucks.

 

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Give a call to the guys at SVP Performance. The owners name is Paul. They do excellent work and will most likely give you a pretty competitive price. the number is 205-629-3126

 

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The rates varied here from $250 to $300. I have a good friend who works at the local Ford dealer and we did it together at his shop for free. It took us 4 hours to install the BBK Long tubes, O/R H-pipe, and the lowering springs! We were hustling though. Neither of us had ever done this specific install before (but have done other similar installs) and agreed that this would have SUCKED if done in the driveway. The biggest pain was dropping the K-member and we had to shift the motor to gain access to the passenger side header bolts. Requires nothing more than PATIENCE