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Originally Posted by COSMO Mind if I ask why in keeps going back to the shop? I can honestly say that bryan from bbr has taken really good care of

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Mind if I ask why in keeps going back to the shop?

I can honestly say that bryan from bbr has taken really good care of me. Great communication, updates almost daily, now consider he had to rebuild an entirely new engine and I'm having him do some top secret custom work for my new setup.. I would highly recommend him for anything and when I buy my next z or supra I'm sending it there for him to do his thing..

I trusted a shop that is big in GTRs that I thought was up to the task. At first the car was never being worked on because 100 GTRs were more important. When I finally got them working on it they sent it to their fab guy where it sat for 6 weeks and when it came back the hood couldn't shut. After going back to them for 3 more weeks it came back mid December. Over Christmas the shop owner fired the only guy that knew what he was doing and decided he was going to do all the work with a couple green assistants. It took him months to get it running right and for his friend to tune it. I had it home for a couple weeks and was on my way to Sebring for a track day when I got off the interstate on to a busy highway and stopped at a light in crazy traffic and the temps started flying up. By the time I could get it out of the road it died, the engine was done because of a leak in the radiator. I have it at a new shop now and so far they have their act together.



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Is it forced induction? I'm guessing it had to be causing it to over heat. With mine I installed a thermostat from a g37 that opens 10 degrees sooner than the oem for the z and went an oversized radiator and a vent hood... Did you blow a head gasket and damage anything? heads?




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I trusted a shop that is big in GTRs that I thought was up to the task. At first the car was never being worked on because 100 GTRs were more important. When I finally got them working on it they sent it to their fab guy where it sat for 6 weeks and when it came back the hood couldn't shut. After going back to them for 3 more weeks it came back mid December. Over Christmas the shop owner fired the only guy that knew what he was doing and decided he was going to do all the work with a couple green assistants. It took him months to get it running right and for his friend to tune it. I had it home for a couple weeks and was on my way to Sebring for a track day when I got off the interstate on to a busy highway and stopped at a light in crazy traffic and the temps started flying up. By the time I could get it out of the road it died, the engine was done because of a leak in the radiator. I have it at a new shop now and so far they have their act together.



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