best performance shop eastside.

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    new to state whats the best performance shop east of the river.
    iam in woodbury
     
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    what terms do you consider best? Most of the performance shops are west of you.
     
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    depends on what you are looking for.
     
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    Welcome Jordan! nice to see u posting...looks like your ready to go ;)
     
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    thanks ray..lol yea iam about to sell my soul to start tuning again.
    as for shops i mean doing installs and ones that can order parts. mainly installs
     
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    Grimmspeed (in saint paul)
     
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    need more please.
     
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    i've heard good things about matt's garage. he's bikerboy on the forum
     
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    DB Performance
    763.428.9882 - Rogers, MN

    Full Blown Motorsports
    952.830.1399 - Bloomington, MN

    Hyper Tek
    763.493.6969 - Minneapolis, MN

    LSE Performance
    763.427.9800 - Ramsey, MN

    Modern Automotive Performance
    763.545.3800 - Plymouth, MN

    Street Scenes Tint
    763.784.7070 - Brooklyn Park, MN

    BoostFactory
    651.398.6757

    There's also RS Motorsports in Burnsville don't have the number. Extreme Racing is off Rice St. in St. Paul. Funny most of there stuff is ricey. For Subaru's theres Grimmspeed, Bikerboy, Nathan, and a bunch of other guys that can do installs, tune, etc. It all depends on what you want done. Hope this helps.
     
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    PM bikerboy...+1 for him...for installs and Importimage for parts or myself ;)
     
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    9:07pm...your still at work Pete!?!
     
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    yep I just love this place. LOL
     
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    good deal...at least your sell'in a Tribeca ;) Tell Josh sorry that I could be there to thank him, but tell him I said "Thank you for his business" laterz
     
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    lol thanks again ray,
    yea i checked out importimage its good, ill hit up bikerboy soon.
     
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    nah i like the stock for now. lol ill wait till i spend like 5g with u
     
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    like people have said, depends on what you need or want done
     
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    what do you need done? my advice would be, no matter where you go, make sure they specialize in Subarus. My opinion on this grows stronger and stronger everyday.


    Justin
    www.grimmspeed.com
     
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    i noted before need a place for mainly installs exhaust,headers,coils or shocks and springs.
    i would do the stuff i just moved up here and most of my tools are in fl
     
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    that is definitely a good idea when they are working on your subaru... but you also cant beat a shop that has had experience with many types of cars due the variety of differences even within model lines...

    I would say Bikerboy or Legacypgt over any person or shop on here for installs etc... cant bump myself as I dont own my shop anymore... ha ha unlike Rays self flaunting...
     
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    yea bikerboy pmed me allready
     
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    ok thanks for the help guys.
     
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    word, alot of shops think what is good for the goose is good for the gander, which most of the time with subarus is TOTALLY wrong
     
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    yea isaw that with my firends wrx when i had my evo,
    he ended up fixing soo much
     
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    another question for u guys to.
    got the mpa boost gauge with the sti
    trying to find a replacement with out taking out the pod i like it there and the size.
    i mean if i have to take the pod out i will,
    but what places here sell gauges and pods
     
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    Shop online. Ebay is your friend if you are smart about doing research. Buying anything locally is going to subject your wallet to rape.

    Omori makes gauges that fit the stock boostgauge pod. I don't really know of any others. Aside from Lamco, but you already have one of those.

    My advice to you, avoid "Speed Shops" and shop for your parts online at site vendors here or on Nasioc. And always check eBay if you can. Used exhaust parts work just like new ones as long as they look to be in good shape.

    And tons of money can be saved doing the work yourself, while at the same time, teaching you about the car and how it works.
     
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