Ft. Dodge, IA or Surrounding Speed Shops?
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From: Wildwood, GA
Car: 91 Camaro RS
Engine: 350 Police with some MINOR modifica
Transmission: kitted 700R4 & vette servo
Ft. Dodge, IA or Surrounding Speed Shops?
Does anyone know of any speed shops (high performance shops) in or around the Ft. Dodge, IA area?
It is looking like my 91 Camaro RS is going to be stored there due to employment & thought maybe I could get some work started on the engine from a reputable shop in the area.
It is looking like my 91 Camaro RS is going to be stored there due to employment & thought maybe I could get some work started on the engine from a reputable shop in the area.
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From: Grinnell IOWA
Car: 84Z28
Engine: 12:1 355
Transmission: fairbanks turbo350
Ames IA has a Midwest motorsports, they build motors and carry all kinds of racing stuff. heres there site. www.midwestmotorsportsinc.com
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From: Iowa
Car: 94 Camaro
Engine: 380 sbc
Transmission: th400
Axle/Gears: 9" 4.11
Originally posted by parks911
I was more or less looking for a shop that is able to high performance on my car.
I was more or less looking for a shop that is able to high performance on my car.
like the guys said before, JR and midwest are pretty reputable shops.
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From: Wildwood, GA
Car: 91 Camaro RS
Engine: 350 Police with some MINOR modifica
Transmission: kitted 700R4 & vette servo
Originally posted by Rogue86
huh?
like the guys said before, JR and midwest are pretty reputable shops.
huh?
like the guys said before, JR and midwest are pretty reputable shops.
I'll have to give them a call then.
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Car: 94 Camaro
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Axle/Gears: 9" 4.11
Best way to modify your car is to do the work yourself. Having machine work done... yeah take that to a shop, but if you can do things yourself you know how it works and when it breaks you know how to fix it.
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Car: 91 Camaro RS
Engine: 350 Police with some MINOR modifica
Transmission: kitted 700R4 & vette servo
Originally posted by Rogue86
Best way to modify your car is to do the work yourself. Having machine work done... yeah take that to a shop, but if you can do things yourself you know how it works and when it breaks you know how to fix it.
Best way to modify your car is to do the work yourself. Having machine work done... yeah take that to a shop, but if you can do things yourself you know how it works and when it breaks you know how to fix it.
When your a Truck Driver with children you rerally don't have time to do it. I would much rather pay a shop to do what I want and spend more quality time with my children.
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