Local shop to work with going FI?
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Local shop to work with going FI?
Hey guys, just curious if anyone knows of a local shop that has experience with vq's that can help me plan out and go Forced induction. I want to know what internals and such are best to upgrade and in time, I want to build my motor up. Is world one pretty decent? I dont know if they work with many VQ's but hopefully im wrong.
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Originally Posted by Jining
Hey guys, just curious if anyone knows of a local shop that has experience with vq's that can help me plan out and go Forced induction. I want to know what internals and such are best to upgrade and in time, I want to build my motor up. Is world one pretty decent? I dont know if they work with many VQ's but hopefully im wrong.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
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WorldOne....blah. Besides being sponsors of this board, they really don't do anything. Haven't heard much about them working on too many Z's or G's either. I'm not making any claims as to whether they're people or installs are good/bad, just that they don't really have much more specialized experience than many other local shops...
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WorldOne....blah. Besides being sponsors of this board, they really don't do anything. Haven't heard much about them working on too many Z's or G's either. I'm not making any claims as to whether they're people or installs are good/bad, just that they don't really have much more specialized experience than many other local shops...