[dsraven]

since you spent all that money why not get a print out of the proper driveline angle for the pinion and front end alignment specs. then set the frame at level and assemble with a digital level. the front end will need to go to a shop for alignment when done but you wanna let the weight sit on the frame for a bit to settle the springs in before that happens. I would say just have them include those numbers with the bill as well as what replacement parts are from. eg, front rotors are from xxx donor car, ball joints, brake pads, park brake cables etc etc. you have the right to know since you lightened your wallet into theirs. haha.