shops in Washington
 

Is there anywhere reliable to take my car to to have work done it. Anywhere in Western Washington would help.

RE: shops in Washington
 

evolution sports
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=11333+...WA+98034&hl=en


www.evolutionsports.com (i think)

RE: shops in Washington
 

http://www.speedwaremotorsports.com/

SpeedWare motorsport in Redmond always had amazing project and customer cars out front. Everything from Older 911's to Lamborghini's. My friend Dan used to work there. He had a project VW Bug, turned out AWESOME and a 78 911 that he was slowly working on. Don't know if he's still there. I live in Michigan now. I'd definately check them out if they can't do what you want...I'm sure they could refer you somewhere that could.
Worth a look at the site anyway...

RE: shops in Washington
 

check out All European Autowerk.. amazing shop.. they actually supercharged a 12v.. (Only 1) they are located in Kent, No website though.. but let me know if you want their address... they do great work, and really know what they are doing! I will only take my car to them, when I cant do it myself

RE: shops in Washington
 

Sure, I'll take their address.

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325 Railroad Ave. S. Kent
(253) 859-8553

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stay away from Speedware.. just do a search in Audiworld.. they have destroyed a couple of cars.. and actually had one of their employees take an EVO on joyride for 17 miles.. and destroy the engine!!! STAY AWAY!!!!

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Evolution Sports is a great shop, I just found those guys a couple weeks ago. I took a drive down to Kirkland to have a look around and the guy I talked to was very imformative about the products they sell. I will definately do business with them, they are pretty much Audi/VW/BMW/Porsche, not some rice shop. There's a shop about 5 blocks from me here in Lynnwood that is called Racing Concepts, but all those guys in there drive rice rockets so when I ask about Audi some of them have no idea what the hell I'm talking about, they're more concerned about putting all JDM parts on their cars. The owner, I'm assuming it was him, did say he was tired of tuning Hondas and was buying some Aston Martin, so that's a start. LOL.