Redline Performance - Whos done work with them???
03-20-2006, 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 1FSTREX
Dude motorsports dynamics does it for 337 and redline said they would do it for 300
There is 3 rules with Redline Auto....
1. Never tell them where you live, what car you own, anything personal for that matter
2. Only BUY parts from them, don't ask them where they got it, or how... Just say what you want, accept their price... pay and walk out
3. And lastly... NEVER have them install ANYTHING!!! ever!!
If you are really that **** about 37 dollars, go ahead and risk it with redline. I would much rather pay the extra money and bring it to someone who actually knows what they are doing. Just my $.02
03-21-2006, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by GT35 STI
There is 3 rules with Redline Auto....
1. Never tell them where you live, what car you own, anything personal for that matter
2. Only BUY parts from them, don't ask them where they got it, or how... Just say what you want, accept their price... pay and walk out
3. And lastly... NEVER have them install ANYTHING!!! ever!!
If you are really that **** about 37 dollars, go ahead and risk it with redline. I would much rather pay the extra money and bring it to someone who actually knows what they are doing. Just my $.02
1. Never tell them where you live, what car you own, anything personal for that matter
2. Only BUY parts from them, don't ask them where they got it, or how... Just say what you want, accept their price... pay and walk out
3. And lastly... NEVER have them install ANYTHING!!! ever!!
If you are really that **** about 37 dollars, go ahead and risk it with redline. I would much rather pay the extra money and bring it to someone who actually knows what they are doing. Just my $.02
03-21-2006, 05:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Cohnster
+1 on that, Motorsport is good for install, just have to be VERY patient, DBTuned is good too, Paul primarily works on Subaru's so you know he knows a Subaru tranny. I've heard scary things about a redline turbo install on a car, very very scary.
03-21-2006, 05:42 AM
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Originally Posted by P-noywrx
Scott is the Subaru specialist at SMA and they can install your new clutch for $550
I'm pretty sure they took the car for a "drive". 
03-21-2006, 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 1FSTREX
Whos SMA? and whos Scott?
Is there bad blood? Can someone explain. Im just looking for the best deal.
Whos the guy to talk to at DB? How much is install?
Is there bad blood? Can someone explain. Im just looking for the best deal.
Whos the guy to talk to at DB? How much is install?
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03-21-2006, 11:13 AM
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Labor for R&Ring a clutch is 4.5 hours.
My standard shop rate is $100/hr.
What are the other shop rates?
Take their shop rate & multiply by 4.5.
Yes, other shops can do it cheaper.
But, as with many things in life, you get what you pay for.
Do the other shops follow factory specifications & procedures?
Do they even have a torque wrench...that works...on the premises?
I'm not the cheapest, just the best.
My standard shop rate is $100/hr.
What are the other shop rates?
Take their shop rate & multiply by 4.5.
Yes, other shops can do it cheaper.
But, as with many things in life, you get what you pay for.
Do the other shops follow factory specifications & procedures?
Do they even have a torque wrench...that works...on the premises?
I'm not the cheapest, just the best.
03-21-2006, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul@dbtuned
Labor for R&Ring a clutch is 4.5 hours.
My standard shop rate is $100/hr.
What are the other shop rates?
Take their shop rate & multiply by 4.5.
Yes, other shops can do it cheaper.
But, as with many things in life, you get what you pay for.
Do the other shops follow factory specifications & procedures?
Do they even have a torque wrench...that works...on the premises?
I'm not the cheapest, just the best.
My standard shop rate is $100/hr.
What are the other shop rates?
Take their shop rate & multiply by 4.5.
Yes, other shops can do it cheaper.
But, as with many things in life, you get what you pay for.
Do the other shops follow factory specifications & procedures?
Do they even have a torque wrench...that works...on the premises?
I'm not the cheapest, just the best.
03-21-2006, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by GT35 STI
There is 3 rules with Redline Auto....
1. Never tell them where you live, what car you own, anything personal for that matter
2. Only BUY parts from them, don't ask them where they got it, or how... Just say what you want, accept their price... pay and walk out
3. And lastly... NEVER have them install ANYTHING!!! ever!!
If you are really that **** about 37 dollars, go ahead and risk it with redline. I would much rather pay the extra money and bring it to someone who actually knows what they are doing. Just my $.02
1. Never tell them where you live, what car you own, anything personal for that matter
2. Only BUY parts from them, don't ask them where they got it, or how... Just say what you want, accept their price... pay and walk out
3. And lastly... NEVER have them install ANYTHING!!! ever!!
If you are really that **** about 37 dollars, go ahead and risk it with redline. I would much rather pay the extra money and bring it to someone who actually knows what they are doing. Just my $.02
03-21-2006, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by RussB
-1 for redline. i took my rsx there way back when and everything they wanted to sell me was "used" and very cheap.
03-21-2006, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by RussB
-1 for redline. i took my rsx there way back when and everything they wanted to sell me was "used" and very cheap.
Yup, they gave me a slightly used GSR tranny once for a couple hundred bucks... I call them to pick it up, he goes "Hold on let me see if my guy has gotten it yet, because it's coming off one of his friends car"... calls back "ya he is getting the tranny later tonight from him, so if you want come get it tomorrow". So I go get it the following day, the tranny still has tranny fluid in it LOL.... Wonder where they got that tranny? hmm...
Another time i was in there, and one of the guys comes up from the back and goes "What do you want to do with that integra out front".. Guy goes jokingly... What integra? the other guys goes "you know the one we got from L.A.!"( i look outside the integra has dealer plates on it)... He goes hmm we got an integra from L.A.? the guy goes Dude!! Come on... you know about the integra we got from L.A.
Makes you wonder....
