23 Wildtrak RPG perch collar quoting 6-8hrs

[LFG]

Oh hell ya, planning 37s also? Make sure to show us the before and after shots, I'm looking at collars for my WT also, but want to see others results before jumping into it.

Already have the 37s. There’s a slight rub when full turn and definitely can’t take it off-road. Hoping the lift and max tire clearance kit from JKS takes care of that. Here it is with no lift and 37s.

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[adamruiz2001]

Already have the 37s. There’s a slight rub when full turn and definitely can’t take it off-road. Hoping the lift and max tire clearance kit from JKS takes care of that. Here it is with no lift and 37s.

Awesome, keep us updated brother!

 

[StogieDave]

Awesome, keep us updated brother!

I’ve done a handful of lifts over the years, but I didn’t want to mess with the perch collar lift on the new bronco, mostly because I don’t have spring compress equipment (and don’t want to rent). The only shop I could find local, quoted 6-8hrs @$200/hr! Seems excessive to me, just want to check around on others experience. I’m in Northern California if anyone has some shop suggestions!

I actually got a quote from the dealer I am getting the truck through. The said the book is 6.4 hrs and quoted me $1050. I don’t think that was too bad to be honest. Was thinking if the dealer installs I will have better warranty luck if I need it

 

[retrospex]

When I exploring perch collar lifts before , $600-$900 in SoCal seemed to be the range. It’s about 5-6 hrs of work by a pro so it comes down to the shop rate.

This is where I found pricing to be as well, I paid $800 from a reputable place.

 

[Wtb13000]

Watching….can’t wait to see the results and your feedback. $200/hour is pretty steep from what I’ve seen in my inquiries

 

[retrospex]

This is where I found pricing to be as well, I paid $800 from a reputable place.

This included alignment, not sure if that was implied with the other quotes I read here.

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