Gear Install - San Diego
There is only one place to go "ProGear" they did a wonderful job on my vehicle :
http://www.progeardifferentials.com/
They have one guy there that does nothing but GM rearends all day long. It is a very professional shop.
Ask for Mark.
SteveC
http://www.progeardifferentials.com/
They have one guy there that does nothing but GM rearends all day long. It is a very professional shop.
Ask for Mark.
SteveC
Originally Posted by mr.nitrous
Those guys gave me a rediculous quote for labor....They are the most overpriced crooks ive seen yet.
DO THE INSTALL YOURSELF, and see how good it comes out.
Don't ask people for help, and then turn around and bite the hand.
SteveC
Last edited by SteveC; Oct 1, 2004 at 01:24 PM.
Re: Gear Install - San Diego
I am not flaming you.....i am flaming the company. Incase there was any confusion there, I appreciate the suggestion. So dont take it personal. Also....if your charging $400 in JUST labor you are a CROOK. That doesnt make me ignorant, it makes me sensible. As far as doing the install myself, I can and I have done many in the past. Its not a matter of not knowing how, its a matter of no longer having the time to do it.
Originally Posted by mr.nitrous
I am not flaming you.....i am flaming the company. Incase there was any confusion there, I appreciate the suggestion. So dont take it personal. Also....if your charging $400 in JUST labor you are a CROOK. That doesnt make me ignorant, it makes me sensible. As far as doing the install myself, I can and I have done many in the past. Its not a matter of not knowing how, its a matter of no longer having the time to do it.
SteveC
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