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Adro Swan neck wing
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MacAllan30
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Anyone care to share what they were charged for installation? I've been quoted $260 all the way to $1700... I've decided that I don't have the skills to attempt this on my own. Appreciate any input.
DHarkKnight10
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I firmly believe in "you get what you pay for". Any reputable shop worth their salt is going to likely be charging $100-$125 per hour of labor, depending on state/location of course. Some states will vary on this due to tax, cost of operations, cost of living etc.
In WI, mine cost roughly $750 to have installed. Took them around 6-6.5 hours to do. Most shops aren't likely installing these on a weekly basis so I figured a 5-8 hour install time was considered reasonable. IMO, it definitely helps to take 10 min to go through the ADRO install instructions with them ahead of time and leave them with a copy. Came out looking fantastic! Everything is even and clean looking. 100% worth having a skilled individual do the work
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I thought the same thing at first but I finally saw one in person at a local GR event and I really like how the taller swan neck looks ? The pictures I've seen don't do it justice imoYeah but from the outside, the higher uprights make the wing look stupid. ?
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For those of you that have had this installed, are the rivets necessary? Having mine installed next week.
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