Japanese tuners vs the rest
Originally Posted by 'ringmeister
-Offtopic, but Shiv, when can we see the BFG poster of your one-lap car? thanks
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Shiv
Originally Posted by MaxR
After witnessing the deplorable ignorance and wretched incompetence of American tuners on my Mitsubishi Expo LRV I would have to say always use Japanese. If I had to go American then I would pick Vishnu.
My faith on some local "tuners" in the Atlanta area is utterly and completely lost. I'd strongly suggest to anybody who is contemplating trusting their car to any tuner in the state of Georgia to first contact me for details about my $7K botched up EVO 8

The word here is caveat emptor
Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu
What exhaust shootout?
shiv
shiv
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Last edited by Conduit; Sep 24, 2004 at 07:20 PM.
Take a chevy truck to Japan or a Holden Manaro (new GTO) to the states or bring a Puegoet here and see what people can do. We live in an insulur society and the majority of us like big v8 power. The import tuners here are good, but few and far between, the tuners in Japan are many and around the corner. You can build a mustang to womp some asnizt here, but the to Asia or Europe and the experience doesn't exist. We chose to have cars that do not conform to the usual "American" setup of:
A: Big
B: Fuel inefficient
C: Cheap and easy to make faster.
This is why part are so f(*&&ing expensive for out little Jap cars and also why it is so satisfying to whoop a v-8's as$.
I expect that either 2005 or 2006 will be the last year that we see many sports cars from Japan and a new rise in American iron.
Mike
A: Big
B: Fuel inefficient
C: Cheap and easy to make faster.
This is why part are so f(*&&ing expensive for out little Jap cars and also why it is so satisfying to whoop a v-8's as$.
I expect that either 2005 or 2006 will be the last year that we see many sports cars from Japan and a new rise in American iron.
Mike
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