Good shop in MD
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Rockville is going to be close to 2 hours driving from where I live, but I guess it might be ok. Right now I'm looking for JRSC for my Integra, so I want some good shop to install it and tune it and stuff.
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Originally posted by Dave C
Who do you recommend in Rockville? I've been through a few and am never really satisfied.
Who do you recommend in Rockville? I've been through a few and am never really satisfied.
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Originally posted by K i o n
not exactly in rockville but close enough, Altered Atmosphere in Gaithersburg is incredible. i would highly recommend them for virtually anything you wish to have done, hehe
not exactly in rockville but close enough, Altered Atmosphere in Gaithersburg is incredible. i would highly recommend them for virtually anything you wish to have done, hehe
Some dufus on the Legend forums said AAM sux, but all I can say is given their 2 recent expansions and one of the few AWD dynos out their they have to be doing something right.
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Originally posted by Dave C
I know of AAM for mod work. Was thinking of just a day to day service shop for those little repairs I don't have time to do myself.
Some dufus on the Legend forums said AAM sux, but all I can say is given their 2 recent expansions and one of the few AWD dynos out their they have to be doing something right.
I know of AAM for mod work. Was thinking of just a day to day service shop for those little repairs I don't have time to do myself.
Some dufus on the Legend forums said AAM sux, but all I can say is given their 2 recent expansions and one of the few AWD dynos out their they have to be doing something right.
and yeah dont listen to that other guy, AAM is very well known across the nation, one of under 10 AWD dyno-equipped shops in the U.S., known for their experience with virtually all performance imports (supras, 3000gt/stealths especially, dsm's, rx7's, mr2's, various honda hybrids, bikes, skylines even)
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Preaching to the choir here. I just feel mod shops take on regular maintenance as a side line and "may" not be the best at it.
I am considering approaching them about a couple of projects I got in mind but right now I'm focused on ghost flaming my Legend (we met at the Wheaton Regional Park CRX meet, old fat dude, you may remember) and hitting the NOPI Nats.
I am considering approaching them about a couple of projects I got in mind but right now I'm focused on ghost flaming my Legend (we met at the Wheaton Regional Park CRX meet, old fat dude, you may remember) and hitting the NOPI Nats.