audiofanaticz

I just watched this video, and yea... changing the rack and pinion screw that. This guy goes through so much doing it and getting it set right. Honestly wouldnt even trust a shop around here doing it unless I watched it the whole time. lol

It really isn't as bad as you might think it is for someone that does that for a living, but as you said finding someone capable of doing it right and not gouging you can be tough. Best to hit up speed shops and see who they recommend for a job like that.

A good rearend job including a posi unit and a ring and pinion swap should set you back around $1k including parts.