blacksheep06
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Id like to see that quote. They must be charging $25/hr for labor. The labor book says this is a 17-22 hour job depending on if anything needs to be replaced. Most shops charge around $85-$90 an hour. The cheapest labor rate I could find was $65/hr. My quotes were NOT from a dealer. Hell, even 2V heads get charged over $1000 to be installed. This is not a task that I would take to a "local shop" - unless they have extensive knowledge of installing these cams and do it on a regular basis.
Wait...are you buying the cams from this shop and paying for the dynotune? Thats probably where they are making up their $$.
Nope, this was with me bringing my own cams. Keep in mind this is a NSR cam, with springs your looking at about twice the labor.
I see your in North Atlanta. One of the best mustang shops in the south is just a few miles up the road in Cartersville. Call Tim at Modular Powerhouse and ask him. Tell him you were referred to him on stangnet by one of his customers.
It was over a year ago when he gave me my quote could be more or less now. He gets 350 to tune a N/A 4.6 and $450 for a FI 4.6. At least that's what it was 2 years ago when I had mine tuned.