Bullitt Kit Install Time?

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Scudder - 28 Sep 2004 18:02 GMT

I've bought a Bullitt suspension kit (struts, shocks, springs and front
& rear sway bars), and I'm going to be calling around local shops to
get it installed.

What do you guys think is a reasonable number of hours for installation?

TIA

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MadDAWG - 29 Sep 2004 09:40 GMT

> I've bought a Bullitt suspension kit (struts, shocks, springs and front
> & rear sway bars), and I'm going to be calling around local shops to
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> TIA

For a shop with all the right tools it shouldn't be long. I did it in my
driveway in about 4 hours.

MadDAWG

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Scudder - 29 Sep 2004 17:05 GMT

> > I've bought a Bullitt suspension kit (struts, shocks, springs and front
> > & rear sway bars), and I'm going to be calling around local shops to
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> MadDAWG

Thank you! I called around and was getting estimates from 4 to 8
hours, so your input is helpful.

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MadDAWG - 29 Sep 2004 18:10 GMT

> Thank you! I called around and was getting estimates from 4 to 8
> hours, so your input is helpful.

Any time.

To be honest you could swap the sway bars, rear shocks, and rear springs
with just your average hand tools and a floor jack. The front springs and
struts can be pita with out an impact wrench so you may still want to have
them done by a pro.

MadDAWG

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Martin - 30 Sep 2004 16:07 GMT

I just had the Bullitt kit installed earlier this month and my local
shop quoted me 3 hours. Picked up my Stang that night and 3 hours it
was.

Martin
2002GT 5spd
243 rwhp
285 rwtq

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