Good Shops on the East Coast
05-18-2005, 07:29 PM
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Good Shops on the East Coast
I was wondering what automotive aftermarket shops are out there on the east coast? I want to get the consumers opinions of certain shops that are out there on the east coast. Basically I'm trying to get an idea of which shop is the most popular among the import community in terms of service, product availability, etc.
1. What are you experiences with these shops?
2. Do they treat their customers well?
3. Are they professional?
4. Do they have a good reputation from their customers and the community in general?
5. Are they a well respected shop?
6. How is the appearance of their shop: Is it neat and organized?
Any other input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch.
Daniel
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1. What are you experiences with these shops?
2. Do they treat their customers well?
3. Are they professional?
4. Do they have a good reputation from their customers and the community in general?
5. Are they a well respected shop?
6. How is the appearance of their shop: Is it neat and organized?
Any other input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a bunch.
Daniel
also what is trial membership and how come I can't post in the general section?
05-18-2005, 07:35 PM
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Re: Good Shops on the East Coast (suhster85)
A buddy of mine up here in the north owns a really nice shop called f1 Dyno. Its the only allwheel drive dyno shop in New England. Does great work, he has a 2004 Evo MR Edition running 11.7 right now. Hes doing a larger turbo next week hoping to run low 10's.
http://www.F1Dyno.com
http://www.F1Dyno.com
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