Those in the Detroit area:
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Those in the Detroit area: I'm going to have to get a new clutch over the winter and have decided to go with the Ram VDS 910. Can any of you guys in the Detroit area recommend a good shop for installation and other work.
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Re: Those in the Detroit area: Depending on the work you want done, There are a few good shops in the area, if you are just looking to have bolt ons, like a clutch and stuff, then i would call either Automotive Performance engineering, or Detroit Speedworks, if you want to have a motor built, i would Call Mach Performance, i work there part time,and we are doing a couple of toys this winter, we are building my lo-compression motor for the D-1SC that's already on the car, and we are designing our own turbo kit, don't feel like paying the big bucks for the LS1 Motorsports kit, Bill, The owner is the designer of ATI's procharger kit for the 4.3 liter S-10's, and we just finished the turbo kit this summer for them, and have the prototype kit on his wife's 2002 Extreme Blazer. The shop specializes in F/I
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Re: Those in the Detroit area: </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by ZYA_LTR:
<strong>Depending on the work you want done, There are a few good shops in the area, if you are just looking to have bolt ons, like a clutch and stuff, then i would call either Automotive Performance engineering, or Detroit Speedworks, if you want to have a motor built, i would Call Mach Performance, i work there part time,and we are doing a couple of toys this winter, we are building my lo-compression motor for the D-1SC that's already on the car, and we are designing our own turbo kit, don't feel like paying the big bucks for the LS1 Motorsports kit, Bill, The owner is the designer of ATI's procharger kit for the 4.3 liter S-10's, and we just finished the turbo kit this summer for them, and have the prototype kit on his wife's 2002 Extreme Blazer. The shop specializes in F/I</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Thanks a lot. Who would you recommend installing head and cam?
<strong>Depending on the work you want done, There are a few good shops in the area, if you are just looking to have bolt ons, like a clutch and stuff, then i would call either Automotive Performance engineering, or Detroit Speedworks, if you want to have a motor built, i would Call Mach Performance, i work there part time,and we are doing a couple of toys this winter, we are building my lo-compression motor for the D-1SC that's already on the car, and we are designing our own turbo kit, don't feel like paying the big bucks for the LS1 Motorsports kit, Bill, The owner is the designer of ATI's procharger kit for the 4.3 liter S-10's, and we just finished the turbo kit this summer for them, and have the prototype kit on his wife's 2002 Extreme Blazer. The shop specializes in F/I</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Thanks a lot. Who would you recommend installing head and cam?
