Looking for a Mid-A guy for some maintenance
12-06-2011 | 10:35 AM
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Yea. He is still doing work. Awesome guy.
12-09-2011 | 02:55 PM
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From: Lewisville, TX
12-09-2011 | 03:22 PM
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First time I've seen your post, Louis. I might be going to your work next week for some maintenance work.
12-09-2011 | 05:47 PM
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I don't ever have much to say being S2000 less. I just dropped by to see what the going rates were for some S2K parts that I found my garage, and then I saw this post and figured skip was going to jump on it.
12-11-2011 | 08:34 AM
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Just got my car back from Skip, and he did a fantastic job. Fast turnaround and was really easy to communicate with. I would recommend anyone needing work done to give him a shout. Thanks agian Skip.
12-12-2011 | 05:31 AM
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No problem, Mike, and thanks for the endorsement. Sending more pictures to you in a few.
Thanks also to AlwaysBoosted (Louis) for helping me once I realized that the fluid pump I brought did not fit the fluid bottles (I have a acouple different pumps). The base auto hobby shop really is a great value and warm.
Much warmer than this morning!!! 
Thanks also to AlwaysBoosted (Louis) for helping me once I realized that the fluid pump I brought did not fit the fluid bottles (I have a acouple different pumps). The base auto hobby shop really is a great value and warm.
Much warmer than this morning!!!
12-12-2011 | 05:53 AM
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I don't know how I missed this I would've joined the party and have Skip do maintenance on mine too. I'll create a list to see what I need done but aeonracer I might take you up on your offer since I'm nearby in Sterling
I have 45k miles but wouldn't mind doing all of the following (I did most of the fluid changes back around 20k).
-Valve adjustment (optional - only if you know how)
-Oil change (Amsoil)
-Spark plug change
-Trans fluid change
-Differential fluid change
-Clutch fluid change
-Coolant change (I have a big bottle just around)
-Swap Exhaust
I have 45k miles but wouldn't mind doing all of the following (I did most of the fluid changes back around 20k).
-Valve adjustment (optional - only if you know how)
-Oil change (Amsoil)
-Spark plug change
-Trans fluid change
-Differential fluid change
-Clutch fluid change
-Coolant change (I have a big bottle just around)
-Swap Exhaust
12-12-2011 | 09:35 AM
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From: Lewisville, TX
Thanks, Tom.
At 45k, what is the reason for wanting to get a VA done? Even on Mike's with 60k, there should be a reason for wanting one (I failed to ask him in advance).
Sometimes folks want to quiet a motor (doesn't always happen). Sometimes folks want peace of mind. Sometimes folks are looking for that itsy-bitsy more power.
At 45k, what is the reason for wanting to get a VA done? Even on Mike's with 60k, there should be a reason for wanting one (I failed to ask him in advance).
Sometimes folks want to quiet a motor (doesn't always happen). Sometimes folks want peace of mind. Sometimes folks are looking for that itsy-bitsy more power.