atlantic motor sports in md
Feb 8, 2006, 06:49 PM
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just wanted to thank the guys at atlantic motor sports in maryland ,i called there to get some minor parts installed on short notice i drove three and a half hours to get my boost controller /boost gauge and fuel pump they did it all in a hour, and going back in two weeks for the better half of the mods installed would defnitly recommend to anyone in the dc/md/va area go check them out .oh almost forgot come to find out i thought i had a chepo exhaust and they told me i had a jic titanium exhaust so the almost 8 hours i spent on the road was def worth it .
Feb 8, 2006, 07:09 PM
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You can always count on Atlantic Motorsports to take care of you and do a great job, but I can't imagine why in the world you'd drive that far when you can do all that stuff for free where you live. There's a bunch of DcEvo guys down towards Roanoke who would have done it or showed you how. Live and learn, eh?
Feb 8, 2006, 07:16 PM
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Um, yeah, but those are basic mods with full write-ups on here that the majority of us install all the time. It's not rocket science. I like being able to rely on a shop 2 miles from me, but 3.5 hours? Holy crap, haha.
If your fuel pump fails or something, that's gonna be a long tow to Gaithersburg. That's not a real worry as much as it is an observation.
If your fuel pump fails or something, that's gonna be a long tow to Gaithersburg. That's not a real worry as much as it is an observation.
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Feb 8, 2006, 07:20 PM
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very true ,but i rather keep it that way til i feel comfortable to do any work my self but i do appreciate you looking out as far me saving money in gas but i enjoyed the whole experience since ive never been to a evo /suby shop .
Feb 8, 2006, 07:24 PM
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I wasn't just trying to save gas, but also the cost of installation. Plus, knowing all the other DcEvo guys in your area is very helpful, because then you know you have guys you can turn to for help whenever you have issues or questions. It's a lot better than having to rely on a shop so far away, so I still suggest getting to know those guys by joining the DcEvoClub, if you haven't already.
good job AMS
Feb 8, 2006, 07:36 PM
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Cory and mike always there to help... even basic questions regarding my car they will
certainly help or refer you to others...
I would have done the same..just to do it right.
But again im mechanically challenge.
certainly help or refer you to others...
I would have done the same..just to do it right.
But again im mechanically challenge.
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i only paid 75 bucks to get all that installed so i cant complain ,i called a no name shop in the dc va area they quoted 165 to install the pump and 90 for boost gauge and 90 for boost controller