Was wondering who went to Dallas Hot Import Night? If you did, did you see the few cars by some shop in Irving. i think they had a s15 and s13 along with a supra. trying to find the shop to do my sr swap but cant find them anywere.
thanksdustin
HIN Dallas
well, if you want info, then projectsilvia (projectsilvia.com) is located here in dfw, they dont do the swap but can give you advice on where and so on. nico's own advertiser mvp motorsports is north of fort worth, i dont know how good they are though, ive seen one black supra that they didnt build so well, however, when it messed up they took full responsibility for what the car was doing and tore the engine down to fix the problem, and i think that i saw something on their wall when i went in there that talked about how they helped build the gold supra for 2fast 2furious, and i dont think it ended up performing too well. my personal choice in the area is alamo, my dad spent a lot of money on his dsm there, and it runs well, the guys there have a lot of good ideas, they have been in quite a few magazines (like for SCC they did the lexus v6 into an mr2, in the recent turbo they are in the turbo kit section for developing a reliable kit for the focus, etc). they do a good job, and are worth their price
-well if you look to your left you will see the banner for mvp motorsports, from what i understand they are the same as powerhouse racing, mvp is the online shop, and mvp is the garage that builds the cars.-for alamo, go to http://www.alamoautosports.com although they dont really update their website that much, it will give you their phone number and address.-for projectsilvia.com they have their address and phone under the "contact us" link, also notice that they are having a meet this saturday, i myself am going to check it out (but not participate, my 240 is stock), i recommend you go do the same-i also hear that CTC motorsports in dallas is veryyyy good, but no personal experience, on 240sxforums.com dne (the leader of dallas nissans enthusiasts, website is nissans.org) says that they are the best, but he vouches for alamo too.about cartunes, the only thing i have heard is one bad story, but i dont know the details. notice that the swap will take longer than expected, realize that this will be true for ANY project, you will run into unexpected, nothing will go 100% as planned, but you shouldnt be waiting TOO long for an install, if you want my opinion dont pay all up front, just put a small down payment, especially if you cant see the sr with your own eyes, so many people have gotten burned by just giving a shop thousands of dollars without the shop having the parts.
here is the info, but if you have more specific info, then look at their site under car meet:
THE NEXT MEET WILL BE... ( 4th meet ) Date: Sept. 20, 2003 Time: 6:00pm Where: CAFÉ RPM 4030 N. MacArthur Blvd Suite 2000 TEL: 972-650-7201 Irving, TX 75038 It is in the TOM THUMB shopping center on MacArthur Blvd. Between W. Northgate Dr. & Mills Ln. (Close to Four Seasons Hotel)
THE NEXT MEET WILL BE... ( 4th meet ) Date: Sept. 20, 2003 Time: 6:00pm Where: CAFÉ RPM 4030 N. MacArthur Blvd Suite 2000 TEL: 972-650-7201 Irving, TX 75038 It is in the TOM THUMB shopping center on MacArthur Blvd. Between W. Northgate Dr. & Mills Ln. (Close to Four Seasons Hotel)