was quoted 1100.00 for cam install does this sound right i hope not
sounds a bit more than it should cost, but not unreasonable
12-14 hrs-
75-85/hr
900-1200
edit:
assuming its a cam kit- more springs and rockers (you cant do a cam without getting new springs
)
12-14 hrs-
75-85/hr
900-1200
edit:
assuming its a cam kit- more springs and rockers (you cant do a cam without getting new springs
)
I would do it for half that, but that’s just me. If you have the time and tools do it yourself. It’s really a piece of cake, and you'll save a ton of money!
Last edited by Cory_SS; Feb 11, 2003 at 04:49 PM.
If shops didn't have the overhead and stuff to work with, it makes it look like they are all driving Vipers to work because those rates are insane.
I would be stoked if someone payed me half as much for the work, thats nuts. I work with computers and I sure dont see that much money in a day, not two days either
I would be stoked if someone payed me half as much for the work, thats nuts. I work with computers and I sure dont see that much money in a day, not two days either
Check with Brian at Spectacle Solutions there in Memphis. I met him up in Bowling Green one year, he's a real nice guy. You can check over at the West Tennessee F-Body Association if you'd like to talk with some people that have had him do some work.
I believe the best way to determine reasonable cost is to find out how many hours the book (that the dealer uses) and apply that amount of time to a reputable performance mech.
A good mech. may shave some time off that, as well as do a much better job. Tis better to have the job done right, no matter the time, than to not have it done right and be completed w/in the quoted time.JMHO.
Having said that, I believe it should take between 12-15 hours at between 60-75 hr., depending on where you live. So anywhere between a low of 720.00 to 1,125 is probably reasonable.JMHO
A good mech. may shave some time off that, as well as do a much better job. Tis better to have the job done right, no matter the time, than to not have it done right and be completed w/in the quoted time.JMHO.
Having said that, I believe it should take between 12-15 hours at between 60-75 hr., depending on where you live. So anywhere between a low of 720.00 to 1,125 is probably reasonable.JMHO
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