Need some work in my car.
04-21-2007, 04:52 PM
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Need some work in my car. I just moved to seattle from Idaho. My car is to arrive shortly with a couple problems. I need a clutch install, sub-frame connectors, and a good tune. Who would you guys recommend? Looking forward to meeting some of you guys here.
04-21-2007, 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by CharlieSS
I just moved to seattle from Idaho. My car is to arrive shortly with a couple problems. I need a clutch install, sub-frame connectors, and a good tune. Who would you guys recommend? Looking forward to meeting some of you guys here.
I'm sure they'll both chime in soon.
Welcome!
04-21-2007, 09:29 PM
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Ellis is going to be closer to you if you are in the greater Seattle area. But like Rey said, Ellis (Monroe) or TJ (Vancouver/Portland area) are the local mod gods.
BTW welcome to the area.
BTW welcome to the area.
04-22-2007, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by LSxChevelle
I can do the clutch & sfc's but not the tune...
And sidewayz28, if you ever need an extra hand with anything, shoot me a PM, I'm always glad to help. And just to let you know, my favoret form of payment is beer, lol. I'm just up in the bothell everett area, so I'm just a couple minute away.
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04-22-2007, 01:06 PM
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It feels good to be here. I am hoping to get serious this year and make it into the 9's here in the Seattle area.
04-22-2007, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by GEARHED
We need a 9 runner to get some serious glue to the group - but as you can see we are lacking in true shops to help get there
Its hard to get to the nines. I still need to get a cage in this car, and some other things. I am trying to get around 10.70 N/A since my car went 11.1 in higher elevations. My car hopefully will be here in 2 weeks. I live in Issaquah, most of my neighbors own cobras or STI's. Haven't really seen any F-bodies here. Where you all hiding at?
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04-22-2007, 02:23 PM
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You will see cars in the nines this year.
UN like other parts of the country up here you MUST be NRHA legal to run them. That means a full cage, full suit, and a Licence. Pretty easy stuff but when you are working 16-20 hour days on other peoples stuff it takes a while
Which reminds me Amy I am about ready to fix the Trans Am Shoot me a call today!
BTW One of the reasons for the lack of shops is the cost of doing business and the way Washington state hates them. MUCH easier and cheaper to have shops in the lower states where they have a much larger customer base and less regulations
UN like other parts of the country up here you MUST be NRHA legal to run them. That means a full cage, full suit, and a Licence. Pretty easy stuff but when you are working 16-20 hour days on other peoples stuff it takes a while
Which reminds me Amy I am about ready to fix the Trans Am
Shoot me a call today!BTW One of the reasons for the lack of shops is the cost of doing business and the way Washington state hates them. MUCH easier and cheaper to have shops in the lower states where they have a much larger customer base and less regulations
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04-22-2007, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
You will see cars in the nines this year.
UN like other parts of the country up here you MUST be NRHA legal to run them. That means a full cage, full suit, and a Licence. Pretty easy stuff but when you are working 16-20 hour days on other peoples stuff it takes a while
Which reminds me Amy I am about ready to fix the Trans Am Shoot me a call today!
BTW One of the reasons for the lack of shops is the cost of doing business and the way Washington state hates them. MUCH easier and cheaper to have shops in the lower states where they have a much larger customer base and less regulations
UN like other parts of the country up here you MUST be NRHA legal to run them. That means a full cage, full suit, and a Licence. Pretty easy stuff but when you are working 16-20 hour days on other peoples stuff it takes a while
Which reminds me Amy I am about ready to fix the Trans Am
Shoot me a call today!BTW One of the reasons for the lack of shops is the cost of doing business and the way Washington state hates them. MUCH easier and cheaper to have shops in the lower states where they have a much larger customer base and less regulations
True about the laws up here, it makes it tough. You can check PFYC and a few other sponsors, they are in your back yard!