does anybody know of reliable shops in the bay area to do a turbo install..

 

i'm pretty sure dsr (dyno spot racing) would do a good job.

For the most part, exact motorsports does a decent job on installing bolt on parts. The shop is clean and the ppl there don't seem to be shady. You can give them a call

 

i live in san francisco and i could help you install for a skunk 2 intake manifold about 300 $


i have a 94 honda civc with a gsr engine that i installed myself.
also installed a greddy turbo kit for my 1.6 civic ex.

 

Are their any shops that can do my bottom end rebuild for cheap?

 

You can try Motorsport Techniques, Pro Street Industries, or DNR Performance in Hayward. Those 3 shops do clean work.

 

my problem is i need a bunch of stuff custom fabricated because the kit is not a direct bolt on..any ideas..

 

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Dynospot racing can do custom fabricating. They are doing full tube chasis cars in house. TIG welds.

 

Check out Redzone Performance in San Jose. They'll do anything from Turbo fab to All motor buildup. Good prices too. http://www.redzoneperformance.com

 

Any feedback on those shops? Alos any word on RCREW? I will be flying out to San Jose from Chicago in a week to have my block done and I need the best price as well as the best workmanship. Thanks.

 

Just out of curiosity, about how much does it cost to have a kit installed? If you are trying to save money, can you just get a bunch of parts and get them installed? I am still doing research on wether or not I want a turbo. It seems a T25 will spool up quickly and give you power in the usable daily driving range. Any Opinions?

 

Installing kits yourself is easy...the only hard part is welding the fitting on the oil pan for the oil return line.

 

i would say DNR

 

Dynospot racing people seem to know what they are doing.

 

anybody else have some iedas..