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Re: Finally Found A Speedshop

Congrats on finding the shop!


I second the pics of the interrior! (EDIT: you posted them already. Never seen such a thang!)
 
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you should put your ride page link in your signature so people can find it easier :th_thumbsup-wink:
 


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Don't mean to bust your bubble but that's the color of the standard tan leather interior. I had that color to before I swapped. Clean nonetheless but not rear.
 
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gmman64 said:
Don't mean to bust your bubble but that's the color of the standard tan leather interior. I had that color to before I swapped. Clean nonetheless but not rear.
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what did you do with your old seats?
 
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Cool you found a shop but wouldn't it be more rewarding to do some of the work yourself? Or to learn how to work on things yourself. You said your an IT major. How do you not know how to work on things? Can you change your own oil? If so you can put on a CAI!
 
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Meh. Who seriously cares of it goes to a shop. It's more convient and I'm willing to bet the majority of the forum would go that route of it was cheaper. I like doing work myself at times, but there's something about dropping a car off then picking it up a few hours later completed that's very appealing. Time is valuable. Owners don't get awarded bonus points at shows or car meets when they do the work themselves.

OP glad you found a shop that can get you taken care of.
 


Re: Finally Found A Speedshop

only way to know is to take it in and see what happens.. find out what their warranty is, i mean if it blows up a week later, will they cover it? lol

should be fine.
 
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Good luck with any speedshops, if they screw something up it's not like they will have any warranty, especially since they know you will be beating the crap out of it.
 
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that looks just like my interior its the two tone ebony/tan only difference is i have all the "fancy" chrome moldings in the door and around the vents
 
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06PONTGP said:
that looks just like my interior its the two tone ebony/tan only difference is i have all the "fancy" chrome moldings in the door and around the vents
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if you ever wanna get rid of those, ill trade ya for my my non fancy lol
 


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SpeedGrid said:
How many times do I have to tell people I do not have the skills nor courage to do this myself. I dont give a crap how rewarding it is. Sure I am an IT major but all I know is computers (not car computers). People please stop telling me to do it myself I have already made my decision and it is set in stone. I will let any of you guys know if I am doing something to the car myself and ask for help if needed. Seriously I have probably said this a thousand times. I really dont want to be rude, I just am telling you all your beating a dead horse.
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Well if you can't install an air filter you have no business around any computers / servers. Do you build your own pc's or do you order them and let other people work on them too ?
 
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if you think of your car like a computer with all the pieces and whatnot you should be golden.
speed i bet youre a really smart guy who knows his shi* about putting together computers and whatnot. and i bet you could take the same basic principles of assembly to a car and i bet you would be great at it.
 
txslow6 said:
Meh. Who seriously cares of it goes to a shop. It's more convient and I'm willing to bet the majority of the forum would go that route of it was cheaper. I like doing work myself at times, but there's something about dropping a car off then picking it up a few hours later completed that's very appealing. Time is valuable. Owners don't get awarded bonus points at shows or car meets when they do the work themselves.

OP glad you found a shop that can get you taken care of.
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This.
 
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