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Parts Install, need shop advice
Shop found. Ty all
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Ruh-roh....let the fanboyism wars begin.... *Takes cover*
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I always say DIY!!
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It's piece of mind having a shop do it.
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Buy a lot of really good beer and steaks and invite some wrenchers over to help. Wrench-a-thons are the only way to go. save a lot of money, and you learn a lot. I just installed some suspension mods on a friend's vehicle, and he will build up all my AR-15 SBR's.
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