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Manual hubs
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If that includes parts and labor, it's a good deal.
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Yeah if that includes the price of the hubs than its not too bad of a deal.
Just labor though-no way. It only takes about an hour to do them.
Brian
Just labor though-no way. It only takes about an hour to do them.
Brian
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From what I've seen, the parts (hubs plus conversion kit) should retail for ~$150. That leaves ~$100 for labor. Depending on the going labor rate at the shop, that's 1-2 hours. Seems reasonable.
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I'm with Chris, do 'em yourself...It's not too hard... I got milemarkers for 115 bucks including the spindle conversion kit and installed 'em myself...that's 135 bucks you could give to me 
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