Revolution Roanoke
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
Originally Posted by BSeriesTurbo
LOL, I wish it was so easy. But thats why we charge what we do.
I know, I know. I kid.
Like I said though, I've heard great things about you guys.
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
I am out of classes and exams shortly, rent an engine hoist and state a time and date and buy a bunch of pizza/beer..
I'm sure there are people here willing to help.. hell, its fun when you aren't FIXING something..
this should be a rather easy swap too..
I'm sure there are people here willing to help.. hell, its fun when you aren't FIXING something..
this should be a rather easy swap too..
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
I'm not TERRIBLY familiar with Honda motors but I'd still be glad to stand around, drink, eat pizza, and turn some wrenches as long as we have a DIY sort of guide or someone that knows what they're doing.
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
Originally Posted by ZeRo_c0oL@work
In Tony and Taylor's defense, it's only changed hands a total of twice that I've known of. I've been good friends with both Tony, and Taylor for quite a few years (probably in the range of 5-6 years) and they're good guys..
Taylor opened Revolution.. Sold it to Tony.. Tony sold it to the new owners recently. I just found out about that. I can't say I would ever have a motor swapped there, but I can't even begin to imagine owning the type of car that I would even want to take to a place like that for a swap anyway.
I've heard great things about WeGoFast though!
Why not just get a few buddies, or maybe experienced Honda board members together from HondaTech or something to help you out with a few pizzas and some beer?
Taylor opened Revolution.. Sold it to Tony.. Tony sold it to the new owners recently. I just found out about that. I can't say I would ever have a motor swapped there, but I can't even begin to imagine owning the type of car that I would even want to take to a place like that for a swap anyway.
I've heard great things about WeGoFast though!
Why not just get a few buddies, or maybe experienced Honda board members together from HondaTech or something to help you out with a few pizzas and some beer?
Yeah, Taylor was a friend of mine too. Don't know where he is now, though. He always took care of me. I stopped by there out of curiosity not too long ago, and they had absolutely no inventory, and the garage didn't look like much. Also, I'm not an expert on engine swaps (I've only done two and they were both V8's) but I would imagine it would be hard to do without a lift...
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
Save yourself the trouble and take it to Go Fast. For peice of mind. You know it will be done right. Remember Chris's H22 turbod Accord?
The man knows what he's doing. All you got to do is go down there and talk to Ben for 5 min. and you will realize where im coming from. Ben was the first in the valley to stuff an H22 into his civic back in the day. I think they can handle it. I dont know what jdog's deal is. I know John(the previous owner), of that civic and I was at Go Fast when that car was put together. There was nothing wrong with it when it left. Simply put "Money well spent". I know what I would do.....
The man knows what he's doing. All you got to do is go down there and talk to Ben for 5 min. and you will realize where im coming from. Ben was the first in the valley to stuff an H22 into his civic back in the day. I think they can handle it. I dont know what jdog's deal is. I know John(the previous owner), of that civic and I was at Go Fast when that car was put together. There was nothing wrong with it when it left. Simply put "Money well spent". I know what I would do.....
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
Originally Posted by Jdog906
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I remember that car. Jason and Jerry did the swap. There was nothign wrong with it when it left here, and if there ever was any problems we fixed it for the original owner.
A lot of times people will mess with stuff after we are done and then somehow or another it comes around to be our fault?
We just put a k20 in a full custom Type R, if you have any doubts on our work, come check it out.
Thanx again for the kind words you guys!!
BTW, if we don't have enough H22 experience....I don't know who does, lol.
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
Originally Posted by ZeRo_c0oL@work
that h22 civic belonged to a guy named john from smith mountain lake area, right? I knew it looked familiar
Yes sir, and he turned around and sold it and bought an SRT-4, which we have also worked on. If there had been any problems with the civic they would have been resolved, period.
We stand behind our work and won't hesitate to correct any problems that may come up with our swaps or other work.
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Re: Revolution Roanoke
We Go Fast good Guys.. And As far as Honda swaps H22 into your Car Simple get some guys and Do it your self in the end you will love your car more and save a Ton of cash.. But if you dont want to swap it, take it down to We Go Fast the only place in town I would ever let touch my car. That is if I let some one did any work to my car....
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