SaltyCajun Mechanics

[Montauk17]

I worked on vehicles at a shop for 4 years and no it is not hard to change when you have all the correct tools. Air tools and a lift make the job so much easier and faster. Now that I sold most of my tools and don't have access to a lift I just pay a shop to do any front end work. It can be done on the ground but it is a pain in the azz. If you have plenty of extra time go for it,if not you will be better off letting a shop do it. As far as aftermarket parts the only ones I would buy is moog. You will pay more for them but you get what you pay for.

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by Montauk17

I worked on vehicles at a shop for 4 years and no it is not hard to change when you have all the correct tools. Air tools and a lift make the job so much easier and faster. Now that I sold most of my tools and don't have access to a lift I just pay a shop to do any front end work. It can be done on the ground but it is a pain in the azz. If you have plenty of extra time go for it,if not you will be better off letting a shop do it. As far as aftermarket parts the only ones I would buy is moog. You will pay more for them but you get what you pay for.

Moog isn't that much more than these, I'll order them. As far as the lift we don't have one but we do have air tools and 4 floor jacks. I can save $300 doing it myself - a 12 pack of beer.