About Us: Evolution Dynamics
,and i almost made it back to Houston on a Tank of E85 lol
My car was given to EvoDynamics, with a buschur motor that had failed from a leaky oil pressure sending unit(something I noticed but failed to address,) it has now been rebuilt by kevin, richard, and josh with the same components.
when they received the car it had half a motor and a bucket of bolts in the trunk, and some exhaust pieces on a trailer. No joke.
i didn't even want to touch it.
When it was given back in may, I was basically begging for it back, kevin delivered, but it was clear certain little things to my liking weren't on it yet, but nothing that would impede proper function and performance of the vehicle. the guys made sure that all things necessary were taken care of before it was sent out. I have had zero problems since then, and Evodynamics is still willing to take a look at it several months down the line for any possible issue. all my little peculiar and specific parts were delivered and installed as well, kevin even went above and beyond by doing some work himself that not only saved me money, but cost him time as well. time is money. and the job was done right.
i can see that kevin, richard, josh, and anybody else kevin chooses to work for him have great attention to detail and truly put their heart in their work...
like a patient returning to a doctor, when the car arrives, these guys still remember, even though its been about 30 cars ago. i say this from experience.
this year has been my best with evodynamics, and i'm only seeing better with time. i was doing business with kevin when he was working from his house, 4 years ago, he's come a long way, but never lost his quality of work, even with the quantity increasing.
last but not least, if i choose not to do the job myself, i will bring it ONLY to EvoDynamics.
thank guys, this car makes me happy and has made being disabled not suck so much, and it's been hassle free
thanks guys
when they received the car it had half a motor and a bucket of bolts in the trunk, and some exhaust pieces on a trailer. No joke.
i didn't even want to touch it.When it was given back in may, I was basically begging for it back, kevin delivered, but it was clear certain little things to my liking weren't on it yet, but nothing that would impede proper function and performance of the vehicle. the guys made sure that all things necessary were taken care of before it was sent out. I have had zero problems since then, and Evodynamics is still willing to take a look at it several months down the line for any possible issue. all my little peculiar and specific parts were delivered and installed as well, kevin even went above and beyond by doing some work himself that not only saved me money, but cost him time as well. time is money. and the job was done right.
i can see that kevin, richard, josh, and anybody else kevin chooses to work for him have great attention to detail and truly put their heart in their work...
like a patient returning to a doctor, when the car arrives, these guys still remember, even though its been about 30 cars ago. i say this from experience.
this year has been my best with evodynamics, and i'm only seeing better with time. i was doing business with kevin when he was working from his house, 4 years ago, he's come a long way, but never lost his quality of work, even with the quantity increasing.
last but not least, if i choose not to do the job myself, i will bring it ONLY to EvoDynamics.
thank guys, this car makes me happy and has made being disabled not suck so much, and it's been hassle free
thanks guys
thanks for the review chad! i'm looking forward to playing with you out at MSR once i get the race car back together. its going to be the baddest Evo in Tx, no doubt 
anyway, for everyone else, we got our salvage vehicle dealer license, not to rebuild cars, but to get them for parts. so if anyone wrecks their evo i will buy it from you (i.e. if your insurance offers you a buy back, i'll give you that plus extra to make it well worth your time). i will also buy cars with blown up motors, or in general if you have an inexpensive evo in rough shape send me pictures and what you want for it!
anyway, for everyone else, we got our salvage vehicle dealer license, not to rebuild cars, but to get them for parts. so if anyone wrecks their evo i will buy it from you (i.e. if your insurance offers you a buy back, i'll give you that plus extra to make it well worth your time). i will also buy cars with blown up motors, or in general if you have an inexpensive evo in rough shape send me pictures and what you want for it!
thanks for the review chad! i'm looking forward to playing with you out at MSR once i get the race car back together. its going to be the baddest Evo in Tx, no doubt 
-Justin
Huge news for us!!!
i have given my day job the 2 weeks notice to go full time at the shop!
here is what everyone can expect:
1) regular hours finally (we can still do the off hour appointments)
2) MUCH better turn around times (i think this is the biggest complaint from us)
3) better response and communications (i'll have the ability to answer the phone anytime, respond to messages anytime, and it will be my goal to be sure everything gets answered right away)
4) New Products. we have several things that have sat idle for a while because none of us have time to complete it.
5) better community interaction (we haven't gone to NTEC meets in ages, expect us to attend them again)
6) tuning trips to anywhere that wants the best hands on tuner around. changing numbers in the tables is 25% of tuning a car... knowing when things are amiss can often times only be found when dealing with the car in person. email tuning cant see or fix these issues (and thus why we don't do email tuning).
7)racing evos!!! we are the best in texas at it, and we have plans to be much better and push this farther with more types of events and sponsored cars. expect our shop evo out destroying the competition!
i have given my day job the 2 weeks notice to go full time at the shop!
here is what everyone can expect:
1) regular hours finally (we can still do the off hour appointments)
2) MUCH better turn around times (i think this is the biggest complaint from us)
3) better response and communications (i'll have the ability to answer the phone anytime, respond to messages anytime, and it will be my goal to be sure everything gets answered right away)
4) New Products. we have several things that have sat idle for a while because none of us have time to complete it.
5) better community interaction (we haven't gone to NTEC meets in ages, expect us to attend them again)
6) tuning trips to anywhere that wants the best hands on tuner around. changing numbers in the tables is 25% of tuning a car... knowing when things are amiss can often times only be found when dealing with the car in person. email tuning cant see or fix these issues (and thus why we don't do email tuning).
7)racing evos!!! we are the best in texas at it, and we have plans to be much better and push this farther with more types of events and sponsored cars. expect our shop evo out destroying the competition!
Hey Kevin, does that I mean I will finally get to hit my 300whp mark?
Huge news for us!!!
i have given my day job the 2 weeks notice to go full time at the shop!
here is what everyone can expect:
1) regular hours finally (we can still do the off hour appointments)
2) MUCH better turn around times (i think this is the biggest complaint from us)
3) better response and communications (i'll have the ability to answer the phone anytime, respond to messages anytime, and it will be my goal to be sure everything gets answered right away)
4) New Products. we have several things that have sat idle for a while because none of us have time to complete it.
5) better community interaction (we haven't gone to NTEC meets in ages, expect us to attend them again)
6) tuning trips to anywhere that wants the best hands on tuner around. changing numbers in the tables is 25% of tuning a car... knowing when things are amiss can often times only be found when dealing with the car in person. email tuning cant see or fix these issues (and thus why we don't do email tuning).
7)racing evos!!! we are the best in texas at it, and we have plans to be much better and push this farther with more types of events and sponsored cars. expect our shop evo out destroying the competition!
i have given my day job the 2 weeks notice to go full time at the shop!
here is what everyone can expect:
1) regular hours finally (we can still do the off hour appointments)
2) MUCH better turn around times (i think this is the biggest complaint from us)
3) better response and communications (i'll have the ability to answer the phone anytime, respond to messages anytime, and it will be my goal to be sure everything gets answered right away)
4) New Products. we have several things that have sat idle for a while because none of us have time to complete it.
5) better community interaction (we haven't gone to NTEC meets in ages, expect us to attend them again)
6) tuning trips to anywhere that wants the best hands on tuner around. changing numbers in the tables is 25% of tuning a car... knowing when things are amiss can often times only be found when dealing with the car in person. email tuning cant see or fix these issues (and thus why we don't do email tuning).
7)racing evos!!! we are the best in texas at it, and we have plans to be much better and push this farther with more types of events and sponsored cars. expect our shop evo out destroying the competition!
