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I work at a shop. My friend wants us to install his whole new rear end on his 1998 firebird. What is the going rate to install a whole new rear axel and a new driveshaft? I called some local shops and they all said around 500 but that sounds WAY to high, so i was just wondering what the going rate was.
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$250-$500 sounds about right. Yes, it's an easy job, but time consuming.sigpic -
Tim...no driveshaft yet. Forgot to mention that. And by the way, just for amusement, I got quoted by the dealership...
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you don't have a labor program to look it up? If I had to venture a guess I would say between 3-4 hours of labor X the shops labor rate.1996 Silver camaro Z28. M6,<br />12 bolt, 4.11\'s, posi, Rear cover, Spec stage 2, loudmouth, more <a href=\"http://home.mainstreamtopics.com/?index=3&module=1\" target=\"_blank\">http://home.mainstreamtopics.com/?index=3&module=1</a> <Mods, Pics & more <a href=\"http://home.mainstreamtopics.com/?index=3&module=2\" target=\"_blank\">http://home.mainstreamtopics.com/?index=3&module=2</a> <Fbody Tech ArticalsComment
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