EVO tuner shops in the Mid-Atlantic area...
EVO tuner shops in the Mid-Atlantic area...
I'm looking for a shop that does work on EVO's... prefer someone with experience on the EVO...
at this point, i'm just looking to install the Forge DV, and maybe do an intake system...
I'm not into wrenching my own car, cause 1. i don't have the time, 2. i'd probably **** something up...
i'm sure i could take it to my dealer, but they pretty much rape you for labor...
at this point, i'm just looking to install the Forge DV, and maybe do an intake system...
I'm not into wrenching my own car, cause 1. i don't have the time, 2. i'd probably **** something up...
i'm sure i could take it to my dealer, but they pretty much rape you for labor...
Last edited by Diesel; Oct 10, 2003 at 11:46 PM.
well, after reading several complaints on the Forge valve fluttering, i'm kinda reluctant to go with it...
but i guess i should at least give it a shot, and see what happens...
but i guess i should at least give it a shot, and see what happens...
Dude, I'm still trying to find a shop, too. Right now, I'm almost resigned to sending my car up to Pruven in CT for installs. I understand Turbo XS is good, too, but I didn't see anything on their site about installs, just parts. If you find anything, let me know. Thanks! 
There is a place out in Jessup called Extreme Motorsports (I might have the name wrong). I visited them about 2 weeks ago and they are getting ready to move to Crofton and set up a AWD dyno. I didn't get any work done yet so I can't vouch for them.
Yep, that is Extreme Motorsports up there in MD. The only thing I can really say about them is they are one of the big three for DSM's (the other 2 being Buschur and Road Race). When I had my 2001 Eclipse I ordered an Injen intake from them and tey sent me the wrong one. When I called them they told me to call Injen... bad customer service. You may have better luck going there though.
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Bolt-ons like an intake and BOV should be easy peasy.
Old one comes off, new one goes on. Piece of cake! It's more of a question of whether or not you have the patience to do it yourself (not hard, just tedious and time consuming).
Back on topic, Nu Image? Where's that?
Old one comes off, new one goes on. Piece of cake! It's more of a question of whether or not you have the patience to do it yourself (not hard, just tedious and time consuming).
Back on topic, Nu Image? Where's that?
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I have narrowed it down to two shops now, unfortunately they are in metro DC area, so not very close to you Diesel.
These two shops are in my short final review list
I should have something finalized within December
These two shops are in my short final review list
I should have something finalized within December
Originally posted by FSelekler
I have narrowed it down to two shops now, unfortunately they are in metro DC area, so not very close to you Diesel.
These two shops are in my short final review list I should have something finalized within December
I have narrowed it down to two shops now, unfortunately they are in metro DC area, so not very close to you Diesel.
These two shops are in my short final review list
I should have something finalized within December
Great! And the winnner is...............
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Try agile auto. They have the AWD dyno already. Check out http://www.agileauto.com
They are located off 83 S exit 20 in MD.
They are located off 83 S exit 20 in MD.
Altered Atmosphere in Gaithersburg, MD is a good place for those kind of mods. Well my freind have been there. I do all my wrenching got the jacked up knuckles to prove it 
www.alteredatmosphere.com
got the jacked up knuckles to prove it www.alteredatmosphere.com