beanslimm

Hello. I purchased a 2 inch body lift (Performace Accessories) for my 98 4wd Blazer and was wondering how much would I be looking at for a price to have it installed. My neighbor has installed one before and would help, but I was just wondering if it would just be better to have it installed. I'm going to call around next week and get some prices, just wanting a ball park figure now. Thanks for your time. Anthony

tdrewry

idk how much people charge...but its not hard to do...so im pretty sure you would be better off doing it yourself..

ChevyMudtruck

yeah body lifts most of the time are real easy . . .probably looking at 3 or 4 hours . .. .so that's what a shopt would charge for labor . . probably about 70 - 90 bucks an hour . . . so like 200 to 350 . . . maybe . .never had it done but that's about what I figured (did mine myself . )

94GT

just do it yourself... i have a PA 3" lift sitting im my garage... I'm going to be doing it the 21st... just get some friends to help and research its not that hard...

DeezUU

Definately do it yourself . Easy as hell . Just keep an eye out when jacking up the body > look out for wires stretching and anything coming in contact with the body that didn't before . I've prolly put on about 10-15 in my day but recently have become too lazy and just take em to the shop .

FWIW > Hi-Rust charged me $235 to install a 3" on a 97 F-150 a few years back and that was including the price of the lift . ( but I also bought 35" BFG's and 16.5X9.75 Weld's , too so it may have been a package deal )

FastPrelude420

i need to put one on my 4runner but i dont got a big lift it already is lifted some but i need a bodylift

FastPrelude420

any0ne do body lifts on the side or can give good price if i help