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Originally Posted by full of days
Does anyone have a clue as to the labor and cost involved in the Justice Pete install? I did a search and couldnt find the answer... I've got air tools and jackstands in my garage but by no means have a lift or experience in taking the rear subframe out to install the Justice Pete package on my Camaro as a DIY job.
https://secure.merlinsoftware.com.au...MAROJUSTICPETE
And what shops in the NC/SC/GA region have experience with pedderizing camaros ??
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It is a 17 hour job for the Justice Pete Kit. You do not remove the subframe. Lower it yes, but do not remove it.
You will need a 12 ton minimum hydraulic press, universal balljoint press, a reciprical saw with a metal blade, and make up a puller assembly for the rear diff bushings. This is a job that I could do in my driveway with jack stands, and a floor jack.
We have a custom tool for the diff bushings. I am not sure how guys are getting them out currently, but they are.
If you need assistance or have more questions, just ask.
I will be documenting a JusticePete install and will make a manual out of it as soon as I get the HD sway bars. Will be putting it in at a shop inside Infineon Raceway. the owner is a pro driver, and we should have some fun in testing!
thanks
mike
dms