name address or phone number would help
thanks guys

 

You have an R now,

 

hehehe, full of surprises arent i
hey i will be in naples on easter weekend, why dont you stop up the shop so we can b.s. or go out with us on saturday night or something

 

yea ill IM you with my cell, call me when you get in town

 

What kinda of parts do you need? We can recommend you a few places in town if you need help. Just IM or post on this thread.

 

basic tuning, maybe some cams, basically i just need mechanical work done, i usually get all my parts from friends that already work at shops

 

tuning as in like dyno tuning?? engineered or dynolab(although arthur doesnt tune it for you...im sure some of the locals would help )

If you mean like install wise..the only people I have ever dealt with is mahdavi motorsports in lilburn.....they are pretty good but they are just like every other shop..they will ream your *** with stupid **** and next thing you know you are in debt....

knowledge of some shops
pricing of most shops

 

basically i need a dyno and a shop that does the mechanical work as i dont have all the necessary tools and my time is usually limited

 

.....what do you need done?

We usually help each other out with installs and such.

Tuning? What do you need done?

 

look up B18C5-EH2 on this board - i know he works in a shop just dedicated to Honda/Acura and after seeing the mechanics cars I think id trust them. Plus who knows you might get the H-tech hookup

 

I work at an Acura dealer if you need any stock parts. As for aftermarket parts...just depends on what you are looking for.

Mechanical work: I have someone who can do that too. Just let me know what it is you need done and I can help you out if you need it.

 

OPM Motorsports. 248 Castleberry Industrial Drive, Cumming, GA 30040. Phone: 770-886-8199

They are THE Honda/Acura experts around ATL. They build Honda racecars, race and win with them.

 

.....if it's just something simple like cams, you can do it yourself with friends.

Tuning can be done with a wideband o2 at a place like http://www.dynolab.net and tips from h-t guys here... If you need some help, just holla.