New to SLC area, need a good 4x4 shop

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Hello everyone. I moved to the SLC area a few months ago. I am currently overseas and looking for a good 4x4 shop to have some serious work done to my 2006 F-150 for my wife while I am gone.
I had a Skyjacker 3", add a leaf leveling / lift kit put on the truck, K&N Cold Air Intake and Borla Cat Back exhaust. Since I have been gone, my wife had to do a quick fix to the front suspension due to front shocks being blown out.
The fix included Bilstein 5100 adjustable shocks (currently adjust all the way out) along with 2" leveling spacers so the truck sat level again and the tires would not rub. I know this is putting some stress on my front end.
I am looking at having a 6" lift put on the truck, and really have no idea what lift kits are better then others, and what shocks and or coilovers will be better, so that the truck has a super smooth ride on the road.
I am also looking to have headers and high flow cats installed to finish the exhaust, 4.10 gearring, along with some off road front and rear bumpers, and additional lighting.
I know this is alot of stuff, but not being at home I am just looking for a skilled 4x4 shop that I can tell them this is what I would like, and they get it done.
Thanks for any help you can send my way.

 

[ChestonScout]

sounds like a job for 4wheelparts to me

 

[jinxspot]

Welcome you and your family to UT...

I just moved to SLC as well and got some awesome work done at:

Rollover Motorsports
Shop: 801-674-5818
Cell: 801-649-8697

I met Weston on the trails and he mentioned his brother Tyler had a proffessional "one stop shop" for all my needs. Sure enough I went over to check the place out and to discuss my needs with Tyler first hand. He had lots of previouse experience and could discuss my options with me freely without pressure to go one way or the other. I walked out of there with a comprehensive parts list, price quote and time line! Needless to say I went with them and am so entirely happy with the work I am headed back real soon to get more done.

They do everything there.... from custom tube work, engines/drivetrain/steering, exhuaust and of course every kind of suspension setup you could ever want. They have lots of good connections here in UT and seem to have worked on every type of vehicle you could imagine!


There located at:
4195 S. 500 W.
Suite 68,
Murry, UT

Good luck and welcome to Utah...

 

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