DSM Shop?
Jan 22, 2004, 07:48 PM
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DSM Shop?
Does anyone know of a good Tampa Bay area DSM shop? My friend has been having trouble with her 2nd gen gs-t and a lot of shops around here have been BSing her. Thanks in advance.
Jan 22, 2004, 10:46 PM
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Sidewinder DSM
4745 126 Ave. N #41
Clearwater 33762
727 540 0059
Tony has helped my friend rebuilding his motor (different engine) that spun two rod bearings. He overbored his block a bit and balanced the crank. Also, I have seen his work for PnP-ing G63 cyl head . . . man, it has one of the most beautiful shine than the normal grayish cast from the factory. He's a specialist for DSM. Just look around his shop, cyl heads are usually around the place.
Tony has also invented (patent pending) a new, stronger clutch cyl (can plug and play to all manufacturers) . . . ask him about it. He's very proud of his work, and I was impressed by his design.
For reference, Tony knows Dave (a blue 1g GSX) and Marquez (red Mirage LS coupe that was rebuilt). He doesn't really know me since I have only met him twice, and my Talon isn't rolling yet. Well, one of his employees (I think he works there) is going to trade rims . . . that guy should remember me.
Dave and I were at his place on last Monday or Tuesday.
Good luck!!!
4745 126 Ave. N #41
Clearwater 33762
727 540 0059
Tony has helped my friend rebuilding his motor (different engine) that spun two rod bearings. He overbored his block a bit and balanced the crank. Also, I have seen his work for PnP-ing G63 cyl head . . . man, it has one of the most beautiful shine than the normal grayish cast from the factory. He's a specialist for DSM. Just look around his shop, cyl heads are usually around the place.
Tony has also invented (patent pending) a new, stronger clutch cyl (can plug and play to all manufacturers) . . . ask him about it. He's very proud of his work, and I was impressed by his design.
For reference, Tony knows Dave (a blue 1g GSX) and Marquez (red Mirage LS coupe that was rebuilt). He doesn't really know me since I have only met him twice, and my Talon isn't rolling yet. Well, one of his employees (I think he works there) is going to trade rims . . . that guy should remember me.
Dave and I were at his place on last Monday or Tuesday.
Good luck!!!
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Jan 23, 2004, 11:52 AM
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You're welcome.
There is another person who is a DSM tuner. I don't know he owns a shop or do a business right out of his house. From sarasota to o-town, people know his work, especially fixing synchros on the tranny.
His name is Jerry (alias Lancerman) on www.tampabay.dsm.org . . . I have only met him once, but his reputation for fixing DSM is pretty outstanding. I'm just pointing out other options.
There is another person who is a DSM tuner. I don't know he owns a shop or do a business right out of his house. From sarasota to o-town, people know his work, especially fixing synchros on the tranny.
His name is Jerry (alias Lancerman) on www.tampabay.dsm.org . . . I have only met him once, but his reputation for fixing DSM is pretty outstanding. I'm just pointing out other options.
