What are your 2007 Goals?
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I don't want it to seem like I'm an ******* but my time is very limited. I don't mind helping somebody out, but to do cam swaps, motor swaps, rear diffs, trannies, tunes, etc. all for little to no money isn't worth it any more.
When I saw the post on the guy that was quoted $1300 for cam/spring swap I couldn't believe it. Most other people are paying $500-$700 which I think is still a little high.
Luckily my truck has been payed off for a while and the garage that I built and sunk $50K into is payed for but the house has 10 yrs to go and I don't have much to retire on. Man I'm 32 and talking about retirement.
When I saw the post on the guy that was quoted $1300 for cam/spring swap I couldn't believe it. Most other people are paying $500-$700 which I think is still a little high.
Luckily my truck has been payed off for a while and the garage that I built and sunk $50K into is payed for but the house has 10 yrs to go and I don't have much to retire on. Man I'm 32 and talking about retirement.
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Originally Posted by joshluther
I don't want it to seem like I'm an ******* but my time is very limited. I don't mind helping somebody out, but to do cam swaps, motor swaps, rear diffs, trannies, tunes, etc. all for little to no money isn't worth it any more.
When I saw the post on the guy that was quoted $1300 for cam/spring swap I couldn't believe it. Most other people are paying $500-$700 which I think is still a little high.
Luckily my truck has been payed off for a while and the garage that I built and sunk $50K into is payed for but the house has 10 yrs to go and I don't have much to retire on. Man I'm 32 and talking about retirement.
When I saw the post on the guy that was quoted $1300 for cam/spring swap I couldn't believe it. Most other people are paying $500-$700 which I think is still a little high.
Luckily my truck has been payed off for a while and the garage that I built and sunk $50K into is payed for but the house has 10 yrs to go and I don't have much to retire on. Man I'm 32 and talking about retirement.
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Originally Posted by joshluther
My '07 goal is to start making money modding other peoples trucks. I do have to pay for my parts. Sorry but my labor rate is going up you guys can Thank Steve for trying to build his truck faster than mine (I'm trying to keep up with the Jones') and Mike for saying "you should go into business". I will still take beer as partial payment. The green kind.
I will make it worth it for you Josh, just give me the list of parts we need and I'll take some $$ off the top for ya
And next time I come down I'll bring plenty of Greenies for ya
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Install my radix,first do a shift kit,I should pull it out and do a few internal trans mods,install headers.(Did manage to find time for cam install)
Next goal. Get my 92 K15 engine out and get the 6.0 in.
Recently bought a wrangler,If i dont sell it ,it will get a 5.3 I have and parts to make it a 5.7
Next week do a header install cat back, tune and outlaw for a friend of a friend $
Put my buddys denali back to stock,waiting used 6.0
Then there is a several other trucks and cars I need to work on ASAP ,make ready for retail.
Next goal. Get my 92 K15 engine out and get the 6.0 in.
Recently bought a wrangler,If i dont sell it ,it will get a 5.3 I have and parts to make it a 5.7
Next week do a header install cat back, tune and outlaw for a friend of a friend $
Put my buddys denali back to stock,waiting used 6.0
Then there is a several other trucks and cars I need to work on ASAP ,make ready for retail.