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I would like to update/replace the IMS and new clutch while in there.
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Hi guys. Just picked up a new to me immaculate 2003 996. Looks as it did back then. I am looking for a good independent shop here in san diego. I would like to update/replace the IMS and new clutch while in there. I can do an internet search obviously but am looking for firsthand experience recommendations. What other while your in there items should I consider. thanks and ill post pix tomorrow.
Hey Bterry,
Here's three recommendations:
I live in North County (Oceanside) and have a 2003 C2. I had my indy do the IMSB and a bunch of other stuff. He's not cheap, and he may drive you nuts (he's got a millions stories), but work quality is top notch.
Konig Motorsport
1555 S Coast Hwy 101
Oceanside, CA 92054
Neighborhood: Oceanside
[phone removed]
konigmotorsport.com
Ask for the owner, Denny.
Also, Black Forest Automotive is top notch:
8066 Engineer Rd, San Diego, CA 92111
[phone removed]
Third recommendation:
European Motorsports:
2588 Progress St #11, Vista, California 92081
[phone removed]
They do my tech inspections for track events.
I have a pretty long laundry list of "while you're in there" stuff to replace for a 10 year old car (hoses, water pump, AOS, plugs, etc.).
Send me a PM if you need any additional info.
Another vote for Black Forest. They kept my 1980 911 SC going past 375,000 miles. I now have a 2002 996 which I take to Black Forest. Very knowledgeable, very honest, reasonable prices.
