Mechanic????
- Thread starter FaSho
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Underboost
Mr. Dull
Lou Czarnota 949-378-1590
Guy (member here) tows his TB to Lou from Phoenix AZ, I would guess 5 1/5 hours one way, then goes home 5 1/2 hours and then drives back to pick it up, soooo guess what i'm trying to say is not a lot of Buick specific mechanics in the area, and i doubt you'll find someone better then Lou any closer to you, or at least any i would trust with my car.
meanchicken
gallo vicioso
Agreed.
Lou's your guy.
Lou's your guy.
SFI Cutlass
Active Member
Try Don at drwtransmission.com in Santee Ca super nice guy. Plus not as far.
Gary Wells
White turbo Buick trailer park trash
That's a great offer from Neal, AKA 750H.P.V6.
Neal, you're a true gentleman of the "Going fast with class" SoCal clan.
Neal, you're a true gentleman of the "Going fast with class" SoCal clan.
Squid4life
Well-Known Member
Talked to FaSho via PM yesterday a few times as he hit me up. He has a GN and also an LT-1 car that may need some header/exhaust work with a leak. I told him about Lou for the GN for sure as he is "the Buick whisperer", and said we should get together and take a peek at the LT-1. Although, FaSho, I don't think you mentioned what the LT-1 is in? EDIT: I just reread it is an Impala. SS?
I have a gang of tools and am in Southern SD/Chula Vista area so could help out if possible. Or we could meet at Neals near the 15 and Aero and he could try to sell you some LS or Buick Stage II parts.
If you just need to drop it off somewhere to be fixed, Donnie Wang has a heck of a shop in Santee.
As for the Buick, I have never messed with the MAF translator as I am still running a stocker. Chip swap is easy, as was the ALKY install. Razors instructions are pretty spot on and simple to understand, and I don't remember it needing much for tools other than common hand tools and a drill. Maybe we need a Buick get together/ alky install day? Check out the "time for a cruise" thread in this section too!
Again, welcome brother! You came to the right place (as in San Diego, TB.com, and the SW section!)
James
I have a gang of tools and am in Southern SD/Chula Vista area so could help out if possible. Or we could meet at Neals near the 15 and Aero and he could try to sell you some LS or Buick Stage II parts.
If you just need to drop it off somewhere to be fixed, Donnie Wang has a heck of a shop in Santee.As for the Buick, I have never messed with the MAF translator as I am still running a stocker. Chip swap is easy, as was the ALKY install. Razors instructions are pretty spot on and simple to understand, and I don't remember it needing much for tools other than common hand tools and a drill. Maybe we need a Buick get together/ alky install day? Check out the "time for a cruise" thread in this section too!
Again, welcome brother! You came to the right place (as in San Diego, TB.com, and the SW section!)
James
williamsGN
'Horse sneeze' addict
Props to the guys offering help, I was hoping someone local would but didn't want to put anyone on the spot.
Thought Al moved to TN ?
Thought Al moved to TN ?
good hope he stays there!!
lol
williamsGN
'Horse sneeze' addict
Gary Wells
White turbo Buick trailer park trash
X2 on the props to the guys offering help.
Lots of horse breeding in Tenn. Maybe Al is selling his soul at the horse stud farm sperm bank.
J/K, Al, we all hope that you are OK & like where you are at.
Vicious !
LOL
Talked to FaSho via PM yesterday a few times as he hit me up. He has a GN and also an LT-1 car that may need some header/exhaust work with a leak. I told him about Lou for the GN for sure as he is "the Buick whisperer", and said we should get together and take a peek at the LT-1. Although, FaSho, I don't think you mentioned what the LT-1 is in? EDIT: I just reread it is an Impala. SS?
I have a gang of tools and am in Southern SD/Chula Vista area so could help out if possible. Or we could meet at Neals near the 15 and Aero and he could try to sell you some LS or Buick Stage II parts.
As for the Buick, I have never messed with the MAF translator as I am still running a stocker. Chip swap is easy, as was the ALKY install. Razors instructions are pretty spot on and simple to understand, and I don't remember it needing much for tools other than common hand tools and a drill. Maybe we need a Buick get together/ alky install day? Check out the "time for a cruise" thread in this section too!
Again, welcome brother! You came to the right place (as in San Diego, TB.com, and the SW section!)
James
Where exactly do you live out? We just moved down here a month ago from Santee. We should do lunch or something.
Squid4life
Well-Known Member
my1stgn said:
Off the 805 and olympic. What about you? PM me if you want. I'd be down to get together.
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