Detroit area mechanic
#2
No but stay away from Bob's corvette in Ypsilanti.
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staketruck05 (08-15-2016)
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Racer
Subscribing to this one since I am moving to the area at the end of the month!
#5
Advanced
Masterworks Automotive Services - ask for Brian
http://mwauto.com/
Masterworks Automotive Services
32327 Stephenson Highway
Madison Heights, MI 48071
Phone: 248-583-0590
Fax: 248-583-0584
Email: info@mwauto.com
http://mwauto.com/
Masterworks Automotive Services
32327 Stephenson Highway
Madison Heights, MI 48071
Phone: 248-583-0590
Fax: 248-583-0584
Email: info@mwauto.com
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staketruck05 (08-13-2016)
#6
Racer
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staketruck05 (08-13-2016)
#7
Racer
Not specifically a Corvette mechanic, but on the east side I take both my cars to
D&P Complete Auto Service
28023 Gratiot
Roseville 586-498-8980
The owner Dave Kupinski specializes in muscle cars of all types. The parking lot usually looks like a car show. His rates are much better than some of the specialty shops that always seem to poo-poo C4's.
cheers, steve
D&P Complete Auto Service
28023 Gratiot
Roseville 586-498-8980
The owner Dave Kupinski specializes in muscle cars of all types. The parking lot usually looks like a car show. His rates are much better than some of the specialty shops that always seem to poo-poo C4's.
cheers, steve
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staketruck05 (08-13-2016)
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Race Director
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Masterworks Automotive Services - ask for Brian
http://mwauto.com/
Masterworks Automotive Services
32327 Stephenson Highway
Madison Heights, MI 48071
Phone: 248-583-0590
Fax: 248-583-0584
Email: info@mwauto.com
http://mwauto.com/
Masterworks Automotive Services
32327 Stephenson Highway
Madison Heights, MI 48071
Phone: 248-583-0590
Fax: 248-583-0584
Email: info@mwauto.com
What area are you in and what do you need done?
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staketruck05 (08-15-2016)
#12
Drifting
#13
Burning Brakes
I have a stock lt1 with bosch 4 injectors and I have a stock intake that was ported that I haven't put on yet. My goal is to increase fuel economy. I'm unusually running at lowest rpm in the highest gear. Right now I watch the instant mileage reading to help determine when to downshift. Considering installing a vacuum gauge also. My best was 33.4 mpg actual on fillup. I assume a tune would help with the injectors and changing the intake. I do have a k&n filter but been using a paper element.