Where to have a lift/UCA's installed

[nsaladino]

I live in Corona! 92883 anyone know a good place to get some work done? I called 4wheelParts an they wanted $500 to install UCA's and the Daystar 1.25 inch spacer.

[dyogim]

www.demello-offroad.com, Jason and his crew are top notch. His shop is located in Corona.

[hockeyguy10]

I work in Corona. I was wondering if you already have the parts? Camburg Eng. is in Huntington Beach. Their UCA's are $599 installed(parts and labor) normally, but they do offer a discount for TS members. They may be able to do the spacer lift also.

[nsaladino]

I have camburg UCA's and the spacer, I've decided I'm over the spacer, I had no idea it would be $200+ to install. So I'm just going ot wait for the new Bilstein shocks that offer up to a 2" lift. I do think I'll try to make my way over to Camburg and have them do the install because everywhere I call wants more to do the install. I've been quoted $175 to install the UCA's and $225, $250 to intsall the Spacer.

[hockeyguy10]

Have you thought about doing the install yourself. I originally had a spacer lift that I installed. Took a few hours to do by myself. Probably less if I had another person to help. I also installed the adj. coilovers. It took less time since I had already done the spacers before. If you do go with the new Bilstein shocks, you will definitely need someone to install them. You need a spring compressor to remove your stock coil and install them on the new shock.

[backlash]

Don't you need a special tool (slug adapter or somethin) to install the UCA's though?

[Lalo]

Call Mike at Wicked Creations, 714-530-6374

[ferretboy]

Although they're not in Corona, IMZZ is a great shop with great fab experience and skills should you require fabrication or repairs as well as straight installation.

Imzz Industries
1721 E. Lambert Unit D
La Habra, CA 90631

Phone: 562.905.0072

[ferretboy]

Don't you need a special tool (slug adapter or somethin) to install the UCA's though?

You can use the Total Chaos tool or use a larger diameter socket and a c-clamp - or do it the right way with a balljoint press... Can't wait to get my Camburg's installed. My upper balljoint boots are leaking, and the truck hasn't even been offroad.