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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey Guys new to the Porsche world. I just picked up an 00 c2 wondering if anyone has good recommendations for indy shops in the westchester area. nothing needed yet on it, but figure get things figured out now.

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I can recommend a few places in the area: - Speedsport Tuning (as mentioned above) - Dan Jacobs (Hairy Dog Grrrage), a bit farther north in CT - Formula Motorsports in Queens I've worked with all of these and have had great experiences.

POST 5Original post

MTech in New Rochelle There are plenty of options. Sign up to become a PCA member and there is always a list of shops who perform Tech inspections for DE. You can always use that list as a source.

POST 7Original post

+1 for Spenser @ Speedsport Dan Jacobs @ Hairy Dog Grrage, also excellent .... both in Danbury, GL

POST 9Original post

lynmor motorsport in huntington long island,,rich and tim r super nice guys

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Cheech dented my front left fender when I took my turbo in for a door latch weld/repair. Not sure if the body shop or his shop that did it but I am not going back. He gets a volume of cars going through there for sure so maybe I am just one of the few unhappy customers. However, if a shop does not treat a customer's car as if it is their own...

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I am happy to help with any service. We are an hour and a quarter from midtown. I offer a ride to the brewster train back to NYC if needed. Let me know if Speedsport can help. [phone removed]

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I'm local to New Rochelle. I've heard excellent things about Mike at MTech in New Rochelle. Haven't needed his services as of yet but he will be my 1st choice when the time comes.

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Nyol and Junior at Speedwerks NY Located in Nack NY. Open Saturdays as well. Ive been with them for over 10 years. The brothers are honest to a fault And Ive never EVER felt any buyers remorse when I get the bill. I see the same customer base year after year, and always hear good things from the new ones. [phone removed] They are both very informed on all models and Junior is a well know engine builder.

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Sorry to hear that, obviously I had a very different experience there. I agree it's really important to find a shop that cares about taking care of customer cars.

POST 15Original post

+1 on Rennwerke. I've had a lot of work done there over the years and always had a great experience. I think they even service a few of Jerry Seinfeld's cars.

POST 16Original post

Anyone mention Stabile Energy. They are awesome guys!

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