Best shops for installing a lift around College Station/Houston
08-29-2007, 02:18 PM
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Best shops for installing a lift around College Station/Houston
Just looking to get a lift installed and wondering if anyone had some advice for shops in this area..thanks, Jason
08-29-2007, 02:32 PM
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08-29-2007, 02:33 PM
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I sent you a PM of a guy I am good friends with in that area that works out of his house. There really isn't any shops in College Station I would trust. There is Chops, but there are so over priced its not even funny.
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Why we are on the College Station topic, some place on S College has a radio advertisement for a "diesel performance" shop. Is that the tint shop near Villa Maria and S College?
08-29-2007, 02:48 PM
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Chops is that RV place. Choppie is the owner. I don't know of any diesel performance places except for Dinos, I think that is the name. Lance at Creative Audio next to the Chicken Oil off S. College used to do lifts.
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I see....i obviously forgot the name to Chops.
Maybe thats the "diesel performance" place on S College
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what do yall think.. 35's and a 4.5 inch or a 6 inch with 37s? i am torn..i am wondering how much worse fuel milage will be with the 37s vs the 35s since i have had them before..any suggestions?
08-30-2007, 07:17 AM
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Go with 6" and 37s, always go bigger the first time around, cost you much less in the long run. I would stay away from Kevin at B&C, and definitely stay away from 4Wheel Parts. Take 3 Truck and Trailer I have never done business with or know anyone who has. Have you looked into KORE? They are the Cadillac of suspension lifts for Dodges. The quaility is top notch.
08-30-2007, 08:19 AM
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give this guy a call. they are fairly inexpensive and do quality work.
bagwurx customs_281.256.8112
i have many friends who have gone through this cat for suspension work. i plan on installing a 6" superlift longarm, and 3" body lift through him.
bagwurx customs_281.256.8112
i have many friends who have gone through this cat for suspension work. i plan on installing a 6" superlift longarm, and 3" body lift through him.
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Randy at take 3 that i believe you are refering to at take 3 has since been shipped out of the state to arkansas due to alot of drug charges. His brother Richard and Ryan who i am good friends with run the fabrication and repairs shop richard runs the repair and install shop and ryan runs the fab shop both are great guys and i know them really well i cant get you a good price if needed.