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Re: engine rebuild in ft.worth.
> Who is a good shop to have a engine rebuild
> done on a L28 and head in the
> Dallas/Ft.worth area?
There are two good shops out in the West fort Worth area. Rocky's Garage and Rising Sun Performance. Both shops know the Z intimately and will do a good job. Before you use anyone though be sure and get references of people that they have done the same type work for.
Phantom
> Who is a good shop to have a engine rebuild
> done on a L28 and head in the
> Dallas/Ft.worth area?
There are two good shops out in the West fort Worth area. Rocky's Garage and Rising Sun Performance. Both shops know the Z intimately and will do a good job. Before you use anyone though be sure and get references of people that they have done the same type work for.
Phantom
Re: engine rebuild in ft.worth.
> There are two good shops out in the West
> fort Worth area. Rocky's Garage and Rising
> Sun Performance. Both shops know the Z
> intimately and will do a good job. Before
> you use anyone though be sure and get
> references of people that they have done the
> same type work for.
> Phantom
Just out of curiosity, how much would that set me back? As I live in the DFW are as well and am still debating on rebuild for my '78. I'm not looking to go totally trick out, just a little mod here and there. I have seen you post on these guys before and you seem to be one of the more knowledgable people around here. Thanks for the all the info.
Jim
'78 & 86' na
Arlington, Tx.
> There are two good shops out in the West
> fort Worth area. Rocky's Garage and Rising
> Sun Performance. Both shops know the Z
> intimately and will do a good job. Before
> you use anyone though be sure and get
> references of people that they have done the
> same type work for.
> Phantom
Just out of curiosity, how much would that set me back? As I live in the DFW are as well and am still debating on rebuild for my '78. I'm not looking to go totally trick out, just a little mod here and there. I have seen you post on these guys before and you seem to be one of the more knowledgable people around here. Thanks for the all the info.
Jim
'78 & 86' na
Arlington, Tx.
Re: engine rebuild in ft.worth.
> Just out of curiosity, how much would that
> set me back? As I live in the DFW are as
> well and am still debating on rebuild for my
> '78. I'm not looking to go totally trick
> out, just a little mod here and there. I
> have seen you post on these guys before and
> you seem to be one of the more knowledgable
> people around here. Thanks for the all the
> info.
> Jim
> '78 & 86' na
> Arlington, Tx.
Jim, Alamo Autosport on Colorado there in Arlington rebuilt an '81 turbo motor for my '78. I highly recommend this nationally recognized facility, BUT they are extremely busy due to their reputation gained from magazine exposure. Call 860-4300 for details.
> Just out of curiosity, how much would that
> set me back? As I live in the DFW are as
> well and am still debating on rebuild for my
> '78. I'm not looking to go totally trick
> out, just a little mod here and there. I
> have seen you post on these guys before and
> you seem to be one of the more knowledgable
> people around here. Thanks for the all the
> info.
> Jim
> '78 & 86' na
> Arlington, Tx.
Jim, Alamo Autosport on Colorado there in Arlington rebuilt an '81 turbo motor for my '78. I highly recommend this nationally recognized facility, BUT they are extremely busy due to their reputation gained from magazine exposure. Call 860-4300 for details.
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