ceerious

I was wondering if anyone knows of any good rotary shops in San Diego? I just moved down here from washington state and shipped the 7 with me. Currently stay in IB.

unlimitedrotations

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none that i know of take it to la and get the stuff done right by the awsome people at lucky seven

Montego

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SD is a desert when it comes to good rotary shops. Im about a mile from autotech (really close to IB) and yet I still take my 7 to LA

NEWGENRX7

don't go to autotech. they don't know what theyre doing and they rip off alot of people. just go up to LA.

daveswarbirds

I've been going to Z-Whizz since 1984 (they're now called Aero Auto Care, off of Aero and 15). They're trustworthy, affordable, and know rotary engines well. Highly recommended - tell Gary that Dave from the RX-7 Club says "Hi!".

RED FD3S

Dave is right. He referred me to Gary at Aero and they have done an awesome job on my FD!

myersprostatus

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rotary reliability racing, right next to my house, in Santa Ana.

SilHaro

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Supposedly one of the managers at Pann Auto is a 13B specialist. However I haven't taken my car there.. yet?

orange7

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Is that autotechmotorsports? I thought they closed down...

Meiogirl

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When I lived down there I took my FD to Z-Whizz a couple times and they did a great job. Aero/Zwhizz whatever, I would recommend them.

era1oner

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i know this thread is old but for those still wondering , the manager of pannauto use to have a fd ,i wouldnt call him a specialist unless doing coilovers and such defines you as one..

Integral

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take it to lucky 7 or RRR...worth it. just got my car back from lucky 7...awesome job.

SDrotary-FC

Zwizz. Oo snap i used to go there back in the day in la mesa, justin at pann can do bolt ons n stuff

kagoostin

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Yeah don't go to pan auto, I've heard people getting cars stolen after they service them. Maybe getting all the info and searching your car :/