Reputable Mechanic in San Diego?
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Reputable Mechanic in San Diego?
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I'm picking up a '95 RX-7 after work today!! Only 36k miles and all stock, so fingers crossed she'll hold up. I don't plan on doing any mods except reliability mods, and I really want someone reputable to work on the car.
I've searched the archives high and low with no success; can anyone recommend any good shops/ mechanics in my area?
Cheers,
Sam
I'm picking up a '95 RX-7 after work today!! Only 36k miles and all stock, so fingers crossed she'll hold up. I don't plan on doing any mods except reliability mods, and I really want someone reputable to work on the car.
I've searched the archives high and low with no success; can anyone recommend any good shops/ mechanics in my area?
Cheers,
Sam
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The only shop I could find when I was over there was Autotech Motorsports and I was very impressed. www.autotechmotorsports.com
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Definitely go to Pure Sports Racing, in Ramona.
They are rotary specialists, but the best thing about them is their attention to detail. Seth, the owner, will not even let you leave if everything is not how it should be! My FD is there right now actually, awaiting a rebuild!
Check them out!
www.spdracing.com
Good luck
They are rotary specialists, but the best thing about them is their attention to detail. Seth, the owner, will not even let you leave if everything is not how it should be! My FD is there right now actually, awaiting a rebuild!
Check them out!
www.spdracing.com
Good luck
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Autotech. Try a search on them before you take your car there.
here some reading for starters...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...echmotorsports
^^Notice post #4 Cetchup giving advice...
then look at the outcome of Chronos car:
https://www.rx7club.com/shops-part-suppliers-vendors-206/horrible-experience-so-called-rotary-specialist-260617/
^^^now notice post #15; never knew what happened to Cetchup and his ride...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...3&page=1&pp=15
^^In post #23 Chronos explains what was wrong with his car...
Don't limit yourself to a "near your house mechanic". You just bought yourself an FD, Meaning that you will quickly come to a realization on what is a luxury and what is a necessity with this car lol. A good FD mechanic is a necessity, a good FD mechanic near your house is the mother of all luxuries. A mediocre FD mechanic near your house is a luxury that most cannot afford.
My mechanic is a 140 miles away from my house (R&R Rotary in Upland). Automechtech is 1/2 mile from where I live and I don't even consider them. But that's just me .
here some reading for starters...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...echmotorsports
^^Notice post #4 Cetchup giving advice...
then look at the outcome of Chronos car:
https://www.rx7club.com/shops-part-suppliers-vendors-206/horrible-experience-so-called-rotary-specialist-260617/
^^^now notice post #15; never knew what happened to Cetchup and his ride...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...3&page=1&pp=15
^^In post #23 Chronos explains what was wrong with his car...
Originally Posted by SammyD
Good stuff, thanks!
Any other recommendations out there? Anying a little further north would be good - I'm just south of Escondido.
Any other recommendations out there? Anying a little further north would be good - I'm just south of Escondido.
My mechanic is a 140 miles away from my house (R&R Rotary in Upland). Automechtech is 1/2 mile from where I live and I don't even consider them. But that's just me .
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