#25684, "RE: Pricing on HRC stage one" In response to Reply # 0
I recommend from other peoples experience to just get a manual, and pick a weekend to do it yourself with some buddies
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#25686, "RE: Pricing on HRC stage one" In response to Reply # 2
I'd recommend doing it yourself too, but HRC says it should take an experienced mechanic 8 hours to do a stage II. So to answer your question, yeah 20 hours is too long. That's probably how long it will take you.
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"When you reach real ability you will be able to become one with the enemy. Entering his heart you will see that he is not your enemy after all." -Tjusii
#25692, "RE: Pricing on HRC stage one" In response to Reply # 0
20 HRS for a stage 1??? DAMNNN!!! ME and 2 others did my install in about 7 or 8 hours, with breaks and lunch Even with one person, it still shouldn't take that long. Find a few people who have done the install, have em help, and you will get it done in no time..assuming you dont run into any big problems..i didn't anyway..
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