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Hi there,
I have an 07 X with 3.21, and 33 inch tires. I've decided to go ahead with a regear
I'd like to have 4.56's installed along with an ARB in the back. The quotes I've received thus far are around $2500,
So I was wondering if this is reasonable, or if I can get a better price somewhere. How about shop recomendations. I'd prefer in the springs, because I live here, but I'd be open to shops in Denver or Pueblo if the price is right.
thanks for the help,
I have an 07 X with 3.21, and 33 inch tires. I've decided to go ahead with a regear
I'd like to have 4.56's installed along with an ARB in the back. The quotes I've received thus far are around $2500,
So I was wondering if this is reasonable, or if I can get a better price somewhere. How about shop recomendations. I'd prefer in the springs, because I live here, but I'd be open to shops in Denver or Pueblo if the price is right.
thanks for the help,
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Hi there,
I have an 07 X with 3.21, and 33 inch tires. I've decided to go ahead with a regear
I'd like to have 4.56's installed along with an ARB in the back. The quotes I've received thus far are around $2500,
So I was wondering if this is reasonable, or if I can get a better price somewhere. How about shop recomendations. I'd prefer in the springs, because I live here, but I'd be open to shops in Denver or Pueblo if the price is right.
thanks for the help,
I have an 07 X with 3.21, and 33 inch tires. I've decided to go ahead with a regear
I'd like to have 4.56's installed along with an ARB in the back. The quotes I've received thus far are around $2500,
So I was wondering if this is reasonable, or if I can get a better price somewhere. How about shop recomendations. I'd prefer in the springs, because I live here, but I'd be open to shops in Denver or Pueblo if the price is right.
thanks for the help,
The price seem a bit high, but not crazy. If you every think about going to 35's, you might as well get 4.88's, you will be happier with them, and they are easier to come by. I ran 33's with 4.88s for a year, and it was not to terrible on the highway with RPMS.
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You know I thought about 4.88's but I'm afraid that'd put my highway rpms to high. I drive 95 miles a day so keeping the RPM's below 3k is important. 4.56's should put my 75mph rpms at 2800 or so with 35's, so that seems about right.
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That price sounds about right for the Springs. Which shops are you looking at?
For the compressor, check out the kit that northridge put together. It comes with the bigger compressor, inflation kit, bracket, etc.
For the compressor, check out the kit that northridge put together. It comes with the bigger compressor, inflation kit, bracket, etc.
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The OP's location shows Colorado Springs, and he is asking about Denver and Pueblo also. So that pretty much narrows down his location.
Ahhh, you were thinking that I was talking about the coils?
Ahhh, you were thinking that I was talking about the coils?
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oh is this the bigger compressor kit you were refering to?
http://www.northridge4x4.com/proddet...rod=ARB-CKMA12
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I really wish I could get ahold of a D44 for the front, but they seem few and far between and expensive when you find them. I was hoping to keep the whole mod under $3k, of course the less I spend the better.
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This one:
http://www.northridge4x4.com/proddet...JK-AIR-PACKAGE
The one you listed is just the compressor.
And check this one also. Don't know if the code will still work, but worth a shot
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...t-it-we-got-it!
http://www.northridge4x4.com/proddet...JK-AIR-PACKAGE
The one you listed is just the compressor.
And check this one also. Don't know if the code will still work, but worth a shot
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...t-it-we-got-it!
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