Best shop in Az for engine rebuild
Apr 14, 2006, 11:52 AM
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Best shop in Az for engine rebuild
Well I think I may have spun bearing and now I need a reputable shop to rebuild my engine. Only problem I don’t know who to trust all the mods on my vehicle I installed myself but something like an engine rebuild is way way out of my league. Since this will be the first time my car goes to a shop for work I would appreciate some suggestions based off of personal experience.
below is a very dark video of how my cars sounds at idle not good
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...F09DD1FE3F.htm
below is a very dark video of how my cars sounds at idle not good
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...F09DD1FE3F.htm
Apr 14, 2006, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by fst4door
Well I think I may have spun bearing and now I need a reputable shop to rebuild my engine. Only problem I don’t know who to trust all the mods on my vehicle I installed myself but something like an engine rebuild is way way out of my league. Since this will be the first time my car goes to a shop for work I would appreciate some suggestions based off of personal experience.
below is a very dark video of how my cars sounds at idle not good
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...F09DD1FE3F.htm
below is a very dark video of how my cars sounds at idle not good
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...F09DD1FE3F.htm
Tokyo Speed Pros, I've seen some devasted Evos come out like new from there. Check out there site and give them a call!
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Apr 18, 2006, 06:28 PM
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Annual: we do Mini's, BMW's, 350Z's, Supra's, Scoobies and Evos... just so happens that Evo's are the ones that show up at the shop most of the time. The lifts are pretty much occupied right now and i don't think we can accommodate another 'big' job... but a good machine shop will be able to put that motor back together. Give us a call and we can give you some pointers.
Bluesti: we built 2.4L for evos
The setup that's on the Shop 8 and the Black Evo 
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Bluesti: we built 2.4L for evos
The setup that's on the Shop 8 and the Black Evo Mike
mynesperformance.com
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Apr 18, 2006, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by mwbmw
Annual: we do Mini's, BMW's, 350Z's, Supra's, Scoobies and Evos... just so happens that Evo's are the ones that show up at the shop most of the time. The lifts are pretty much occupied right now and i don't think we can accommodate another 'big' job... but a good machine shop will be able to put that motor back together. Give us a call and we can give you some pointers.
Bluesti: we built 2.4L for evos The setup that's on the Shop 8 and the Black Evo
Mike
Bluesti: we built 2.4L for evos
The setup that's on the Shop 8 and the Black Evo Mike
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Originally Posted by Karash
Hey Mike, I heard that Motec is coming out with a plug and play ECU for the evo (or that it is already out)...any truth to that?
Apr 19, 2006, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by gaijin
www.mynesperformance.com and there is a map on the site.
I thought you posted there was a place CALLED ANNUAL! Ahhh...yea I know Mynes, Jay tuned my IX w/EcuTek.
