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Glenn
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--- Howard Young <hoyo@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> WELL,
> what bees Jack's eddress??
> thanks! HoYo
>
> Glenn wrote:
>
> >James,
> >
> >I would say that the cost of the driveshaft will
> run
> >about $150 to $225 depending upon the shop you
> choose.
> > Mine was about $200 which some people commented
> was a
> >little bit too high.
> >
> >A narrowed axle complete with MG brackets etc seems
> to
> >run about $700 to $800 depending upon options such
> as
> >limited slip / posi. I'm not sure what the cost of
> >the actual shortening is, if your planning on doing
> >the rest of the work yourself. Jack Emery sells
> the
> >the narrowed Ford axles, and I plan on getting one
> up
> >when I go to Maine to pick up my freshly painted
> car
> >in about a month.
> >
> >I'm sure Jack is going to cut me a deal on mine,
> since
> >I'm giving him all this free advertising. Right
> Jack?
> >
> >Glenn
> >
> >
> >
> >--- James Jewell <m1garandusa@netscape.net> wrote:
> >
> >>Can anyone give me an idea of how much it costs to
> >>have an axle
> >>shortened, as well as a drive-shaft? I'm still in
> >>the planning stages
> >>and trying to get a grip around the various labor
> >>costs. For labor
> >>reference, I'm in the DC area.
> >>James J.
> >>
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