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In Reply to: After a looooooongsearch for someone to trust (m) posted by Jordan on June 26, 2000 at 00:45:40:
: with my car in the Boston area, I've only been able to find one... Allston Auto Works. The manager's name is Abdullah and is one of the nicest guys I've ever met. Everyone that works there is top notch, the only thing is that they are very very busy and probably would not have the time to do something as simple as putting in a short throw shift kit. The only other auto shop that I would trust with my car is Euro Sport Motor Car in NH. I don't really remember exactly where, but that info is available on their website. It's about a 45 - 60 minute drive, but there are nice roads to open it up on :-) The best advice that I can offer you, if you are not going to go to Euro Sport Motor Car is to stay away from RPM in Allston. I know the owner there personally, and would not trust any one of his employees to even touch my car. Before I found out about CircleBMW's price on clears, I was going to get the clears from them and install them myself because I didn't want any of them touching my car. I know for a fact that they don't have one single certified mechanic on their staff. I've heard similar things about Auto Design Haus but can't substantiate those comments personally. I also know that there is a place by RPM that does a lot of work on BMWs and heard that they do good work also, but again I cannot substantiate those comments. A BMW enthusiast that I know who lives in the same apartment complex that I do in Waltham refuses to take his car (e36 M3) to anywhere but Euro Sport Motor Car in NH. Good luck in whatever you choose and let me know how it turns out.
: : Has anyone installed the shortshift kit in the MA area? I was thinking about installing it but, I was wondering what Kit I should choose and what was the price for installation as well as where I should take my car for the installation.
: : Thanks in advance,
: : Nes
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