Adriftfeline
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I was quoted 6 hours of labor to put a full system on.
Too high?
Too high?
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parkfieldnr16
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Yep - does sound rather high - got what?...... about 8 nuts, 4 - 6 springs, ECU & air filter + fairing removal...........
Here is a breakdwon of the labor hours...
1 hr while it sits in service bay unattended
1 hr to take off the fairings
1 hour of playing tag and snapping each other in the ass with the shop rag
1 hr to unbolt the exhaust
1 hr to bolt up the new exhaust
1 hr to plug the ecu, install airfilter and reset the TPS
1 hr while it sits in service bay unattended
1 hr to take off the fairings
1 hour of playing tag and snapping each other in the ass with the shop rag
1 hr to unbolt the exhaust
1 hr to bolt up the new exhaust
1 hr to plug the ecu, install airfilter and reset the TPS
Dylan the Catholic teen.
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Six Hours Is Alot Of Daft Punk.
Katherine .
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It usually takes someone who is mechanically inclined alot less time than someone who isn't...so yes, it could take someone 8 hrs....
6 is reasonable. You take everything off, think about how stuff goes together. If I remember correctly there's one nut on each cylinder that takes 15-20 minutes a piece.
If you laugh at "think about how things go together" an example is one guy was moaning how his cans were not quite lining up right and it turned out he installed the bracket that the cans hang from backwards.
If you laugh at "think about how things go together" an example is one guy was moaning how his cans were not quite lining up right and it turned out he installed the bracket that the cans hang from backwards.
Steve Austin
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Yup, Alive 2007 2 1/2 times in a row