bmw performance shops
02-24-2005, 09:32 AM
#19
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Originally Posted by Group B
dude I had no idea CTI was Conversion Techniques, you guys rock!!!
Conversion Techniques/CTI is da bomb!
I've known about these guys for years from the BMW 2002 club.
David
Conversion Techniques/CTI is da bomb!
I've known about these guys for years from the BMW 2002 club.
David
Hey thanks for the kind words David. You've known about us for a long time then. Subarus are a far cry from BMWs but since I own one I'm trying to diversify the company.
Geoff
02-24-2005, 01:18 PM
#20
DINAN- overpriced altough the turbo kits they have are pretty good. It is smog legal and they stand behind it. Suspension work is nothing special. Although if you go there all the time and collect points you will get the sought after "DINAN" badge for your car.
British and European- Brandon (owner) is cool. Dont know if he is a performance shop though but he services bimmers, alfa romeos etc.
Conversion tech.- We had a E36 M3 orig LTW version done by them. They do GT bodywork conversions and they are awesome. Very talented. They also sell afterarket & racing parts(racing seats, harness, etc.) look for John(owner).
Siastuning- Vic Sias(owner) Runs his e36 m3 in SCCA in pro solo currently he is the reigning champ for 04.
Basically a good advice to anyone before they will start to mod a car is what kind of setup do you want.
Is it for show or go or both
Do wheels first so that you can pair it up with your suspension.
Suspension next and go from there.
just my .02
British and European- Brandon (owner) is cool. Dont know if he is a performance shop though but he services bimmers, alfa romeos etc.
Conversion tech.- We had a E36 M3 orig LTW version done by them. They do GT bodywork conversions and they are awesome. Very talented. They also sell afterarket & racing parts(racing seats, harness, etc.) look for John(owner).
Siastuning- Vic Sias(owner) Runs his e36 m3 in SCCA in pro solo currently he is the reigning champ for 04.
Basically a good advice to anyone before they will start to mod a car is what kind of setup do you want.
Is it for show or go or both
Do wheels first so that you can pair it up with your suspension.
Suspension next and go from there.
just my .02
02-25-2005, 07:56 AM
#21
Originally Posted by 1WRX2NV
Yup...from what I can remember, the Moran Hill one is thier main office or something, and Mtn. View is thier shop. Anyway, Dinan is the most popular after market stuff for BMW. Theres others but not sure if they are in the Bay Area.
-freddie
EDIT: oh yeah, and most, if not all the Dinan mods are covered under factory warranty too. ( if I remember correctly...if not, it's something like that...lol)
-freddie
EDIT: oh yeah, and most, if not all the Dinan mods are covered under factory warranty too. ( if I remember correctly...if not, it's something like that...lol)
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