A lot of us do some of the installs ourselves...but I personally take mine to a couple of different speed shops when the job is over my head. I dont go to the dealer...ever. Too expensive. Merry Christmas.
Jeff
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JordanCA Twokingsracer is right most of us do it ourselves, with most good aftermarket parts they come with instructions and if you really look at them they are pretty easy to do, so look at the instructions while looking at your motor or whereever the item is going, try it most item's are not that hard and plus you save that $80.00 labor fee most shops charge down there, as for a good shop i go to Extreme Mustang Performance in Irving Ca. Eric Cheney is the owner and he does an excellent job, give him a call.Thanks Mark.
Jordan I would suggest Western Auto at Atlantic and Gage in the city of Bell
