Labor Guide

[smokeblack13]

What are you guys using for labor guides for performance shops? Obviously some things probably aren't going to be in there but is there a diesel specific labor guide out there?

[bradley59dzl]

What are you guys using for labor guides for performance shops? Obviously some things probably aren't going to be in there but is there a diesel specific labor guide out there?

No labor guide for performance work. If you cant figure out what to charge shouldn't be doing the job.

[smokeblack13]

I realize there isn't a guide for the performance work as I said in my original post but a lot crosses over ie injectors, turbo swap, trans aka r&r. My question was if there are labor guides out strictly for diesel instead of buying a chilling manual that covers imports and cars that I won't touch.

[smokeblack13]

Chilton*

[Johnyb59]

For Cummins you could check out quickserve, they have the SRT's on there.

[CumminNotRunnin]

alldatadiy.com or alldatapro.com

Napa prolink carries a lot of silly jobs: brakes, hubs, driveshaft light bulbs, radio fuse. That kinda stuff.

[smokinVE]

Alldata, gives me a good base time. I add on to that or deduct depending on the job. Lift kits I normally add an hour or so depending on how tall it is. Unless it helps get stuff out of the way. I.E. oil pans.