4.56 gears, quoted $800 for install. Anyone else get cheaper?

[ShadowRejects]

Ordered me two sets of 4.56 gears nearly 5 months ago and theyve been sitting in my truck eversince i took it to the shop and they quoted me 800$ i know that sounds about right for such a labor intensive job, but I was wondering if anyone else might've scored cheaper? I know you get what you pay for, but im looking to save as much money as I can, doing itself is way out of the question. Too many special tools needed and last thing I want to do is mess up

Curious on the prices members on here have paid for new front and rear ring&pinion install

 

[SCOTTYINWV]

Is that for front and rear install? If so it's a great deal IMO.

 

[polar]

I think I paid 450 for my rear with brake bleeding

 

[Whipped96]

I paid $500 for just the rear....

 

[Purefection]

For my 4.10s I paid 1100 for a complete rebearing, reseal, and gears installed. They supplied bearing kits etc, I supplied gears

 

[ShadowRejects]

Is that for front and rear install? If so it's a great deal IMO.

yea man both front and rear. I figured it was a good deal because ive seen people pay up to 1900$ for install. crazy ass prices man.

 

[bluex]

I wanted to have a 3.73 put in my 07c to give it a little more pep an they wanted $800 just for the install. It was 2wd too....

 

[SwampHound]

800 is a killer deal. That's a good 40% cheaper than a lot around here.

 

[scoob8000]

Is that with parts (seals, bearings, etc) If so, I'd say it's fair.

I've never torn into the front diff on a 4wd vehicle, but I've never paid more than 2-300 labor to install a gear set in a RWD vehicle.

 

[Steve's Chevy]

One shop said for a trutrac, gears and install kit $1800 and they would supply all parts and another said $650 and I supplied all parts......

Mine is also a 2wd