Installer in Ma?
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Hey guys (and gals). In hoping someone can help me with a good referral. I'm a new jeeper, and looking to do a 2" BB. Thanks to the forum, I have some good ideas on who to go with. More importantly, I'm looking for a good installer in central Massachusetts or metro west. Moved up here recently, and don't have the facilities to attempt myself. Any insight for quality installer would be great.
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Can't help with a local installer, but if you hit the back arrow a few times out to the main menu, then scroll down a bit, you will find the Staging Area, which is divided into geographical areas. As fast as the modified threads move, it is easy to miss posts, so I would suggest you toss a post into your area and see if anyone local would be willing to either lend a hand (you may get a reply from someone local with a garage and tools that would invite you over for a day), or have a recommended install shop.
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Hey guys (and gals). In hoping someone can help me with a good referral. I'm a new jeeper, and looking to do a 2" BB. Thanks to the forum, I have some good ideas on who to go with. More importantly, I'm looking for a good installer in central Massachusetts or metro west. Moved up here recently, and don't have the facilities to attempt myself. Any insight for quality installer would be great.
Thanks,
Thanks,
Elias 4x4 (I think in townsend ma)
Doctor Wheels down in Cape Cod
Theres a highly recommended shop on the south shore too but I'm blanking on the name right now...(UPDATE) - Southshoreautospecialists...
Off-Road shops, especially good ones, are slim pickings in MA
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Krawl Daddy Offroad in Attleboro is a great place. Look up heatreater here on the forums. He posts in New England section. Or Mokos. Either guy can help you out. They build rather crazy jeeps like Jk's on 44" tires but also do modest builds. Great guys and won't rob you on price.
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If you drive to Rhode Island I'll do it for some beer!
South shore automotive in Plymouth is where I get all my gear work and misc. cast welding done. They do everything jeep related and Chris is a great guy to work with.
South shore automotive in Plymouth is where I get all my gear work and misc. cast welding done. They do everything jeep related and Chris is a great guy to work with.
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X2 on Dr wheels down on the Cape. They're the only one l'll let touch my jeep! It's a simple and straightforward install. The offering to do it for beer is a good cheap option!