shops in GA to do my SAS

[superdave4x4]

Need a shop in Or near Macon, GA. to do my SAS. I have a 98 ranger ext cab 4x4. wantin to put 36x14.50x15 TSL radials on it. im not sure if i want to use Leafs or Coils. I really want coils but i have to do this on a budget so ill prolly have to use leafs. I already have a 3in booty lift :rolleyes:. just need some one to do the work!:p

I have talked to Applachian offroad about it and he can do it for around 4000 bucks :eek: but gotta pay to play! anybody else know anyone near me.

[TRD]

Originally posted by superdave4x4
Need a shop in Or near Macon, GA. to do my SAS. I have a 98 ranger ext cab 4x4. wantin to put 36x14.50x15 TSL radials on it. im not sure if i want to use Leafs or Coils. I really want coils but i have to do this on a budget so ill prolly have to use leafs. I already have a 3in booty lift :rolleyes:. just need some one to do the work!:p

I have talked to Applachian offroad about it and he can do it for around 4000 bucks :eek: but gotta pay to play! anybody else know anyone near me.

If you have a garage you could have the shit welded on proffessionally at a welding shop while the IFS is still on it, then do the rest of the swap yourself ;)

or get a wleder and start practicing:D

[RTDawgs]

do not use 4wheel farts.

southern off-road might be ok.

find a local guy who knows his shit.

[cgreenatl]

No, Southern Off-Road is not ok, at least anymore.

If you want it done right, shoot me an email. I work with the guy that used to own Southern Off-Road before it went down the drain.

cgreen@students.berry.edu

[justinh]

some of the guys at southern off road seem to be cool (phone conversations) but the owner or atleast the guy that owned it about a year ago was smoking some kinda crack a friend of mine had talked to them about some work and was quoted $4,000 over the phone and then when he went up there under the exact same circumstances was told $20,000, not quite sure what they were thinking.

[yotayard]

DO IT YOURSELF

[cgreenatl]

I don't know who they have in there now, but the old guys were cool. The orginal owner left in Jan of 02'.

If you want it done right, the best bet is to do it yourself.

[superdave4x4]

Originally posted by FJ40Trevor
Do you consider Atlanta "near"? I know of a few shops there that can probably help you.


i consider atlanta very near!
what are some shops up there?

[s2pid whitey]

Originally posted by superdave4x4



i consider atlanta very near!
what are some shops up there?
doooooood.... $4000?????? mine was about $400-$600... and that includes beer and pizza.:flipoff2: the leaf sprung sas was cheap and easy...
need the following-
bud lite, pizza, axle, leaf springs, hangers (fabbed or bought,) shackles, a steering box, and a power steering pump from a ttb ford. oh yeah, and a friend with a welder.:D once again dude, you seemed really cool when we talked.. PLEASE don't spend that kinda $$ on a simple mod... i hate to see you get screwed that way. i'll offer any assistance i can without physically being there to help.

[superdave4x4]

well i want to do it my self BUT i doubt my mom will let me! LOL :flipoff2: i have access to car lifts, welder(s), Painting booth, frame straighteners any kind of car rebuilding thing u can think of! My uncle and dad own a car rebuilding business that they do on the side where they take wrecked cars (with the warranty still valid) and rebuild them the only problem is not my uncle and cousin dont have time to do it.:(