Any ls400 owners on here, Modded or not.
Just wanted to check the numbers before I go into a detailed thread regarding rear spoilers.
Cheers
Hi guys, I am a rotary vehicle engineer and I'm in the process of starting my own company working on rotary engined, high performance and classic vehicles and am looking for work.
I've worked for various rotary specialists, building engines, track cars and projects but I've had enough of seeing people being conned and screwed over so I'm going on my own to give an open, honest and affordable service to people just like myself who need someone they can trust and someone good at their job.
My experience with rx7's, is everything from building cars from an empty shell upward (I'm currently doing another), with either twin or single turbo cars, standard or ported (including half/full bridge ported) engines. I have built complete whole new car looms and engine looms, performed wire tucks and engine bay dress ups and weight reduced by many different ways.
My experience with the rx8's, is everything from rebuilding around 50+ engines without a single one returned, I have worked on a couple of track cars, drift & banger racing cars, and a supercharged car. I've ported a couple of renesis engines and I have built a bridge ported motor that's waiting to be put in a car. I've replaced broken engines with brand new Mazda engines, carry out diagnostics of rough running, compression tests etc, all major mechanical component replacement, interior replacement and pretty much anything else mechanical and electrical on the cars I have replaced or fixed.
My experience is not just limited to rotaries and I have many years of general mechanical and engineering experience, I also have experience in high performance (particularly turbocharged Japanese vehicles), prestige and classic cars.
I'm open to giving advice to people and coming out to people who need help to get their cars started, fixed or just rebuilt .
I have met a lot of good people through the years that didn't deserve the treatment they received and the poor customer service. I believe in repeat business and by treating existing customers with gratitude and respect. I want to help by giving people a good service and save them money because I know that I can make a living doing what I love while not ripping people off.
So if you need a mechanic sometime soon, please consider me as I really do enjoy building and fixing these beautiful cars and I know that we can build you, just the right car, together.
Thanks Frank 07572805615
Ps I'm based in North Weald, Essex, right by the airfield so I'm easy to find. It's just off of the M11 and not far from junction 27 of the M25.
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