Car & Truck Upgrades and Customization Showroom

Supercharger snout rebuild

We performed a snout rebuild on this supercharged F150; a new coupler, fluid, bearings, and replacing the belt while we were in there made the truck a quiet runner again; not to mention gave the owner peace of mind that everything was ok.  

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Boosted Fox Body Cobra – Canadian Spec

Although a Cobra by name due to its Canadian roots; all Mustang GT’s are badged as a Cobra in Canada. But this Mustang actually is a highly modified, boosted 5.0. Came to us for some tuning issues to be sorted out; and ended up making repeated pulls in the 400 RWHP range. Great numbers from a clean, four-eyed Fox that’s still […]

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1999 Ford Mustang suspension mods and repair

The owner of this ’99 GT was complaining of clunking noises from under the car – we discovered the rear track bar had broke and was zip-tied together; so step one was welding and repairing it. While we had it here; the owner called in to have us order and install Steeda ball joints and a […]

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1969 Camaro convertible hot start repairs

Recently finishing restoration; this beautiful ’69 Camaro came to us with issues involving  hot starting. Ice cold it fired right up like a brand new car. Investigating the cause we found there was no spacer between the intake and carb; allowing the heat to transfer directly to the carb and essentially boiling the fuel. Some insulated […]

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65 Chevelle – leaks and gauges

This beautiful ’65 Chevelle was here to address what was explained as an overheating concern. Some testing and verification revealed the 50 year old temp gauge was no longer properly functioning. Replacing it with a new reproduction and also addressing some oil leaks while its here.

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Cold air intakes

Have you recently added a cold air intake? Or are you thinking of doing so? While being both aesthetically and acoustically pleasing; it is important to note most cars require proper tuning to get the most out of it not to mention from an engine safety standpoint; some cars can go too lean by not […]

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