less cars = each one in the shop gets more care

 

Not really true: time taken and personnel available to do the work come into the equation also. Most importantly though is the work ethic, attention to detail (IMO, this is more a function of personality of the technicians and supervisors than available time) and the overall quality control process the shop employs to catch their own mistakes.

 

lets not get technical =] i was jsut implaying that his shops size is sufficient... ++ hiring trustworthy mechanics that are meticulous in their own work isnt easy anyways, and baby sitting them cannot be easy as well..not saying it cant be done...just implaying in relation that i thought the size of his shop was good

 

so you are saying it's large enough to provide you full satisfaction? ahh, i get it now

So size does matter...

 

Your are correct. It takes a very special technician to work on these cars at the level that our customers demand. We certainly arent perfect, but I couldnt be happier with the team. We have 5 lifts, 4 full time technicians, plus myself, and and two people in the office. And we are actually hiring, if you know anyone that is interested.

 

i've already got your next employee...so stop looking...

and i think michael is the only "special"(ed) technician that you have...

 

stop trying to get your lover hired as a shop boy

 

Sharif...was the motor sleeved ?

 

No, there isnt a need to sleeve for 500-600whp, IMHO....probably even more than that.

 

correction...shop GIRL... and she's not my lover... but, i can guarantee devon, chris, michael, and dylan will be all over her... well, i take that back...just dylan... michael is ghey...chris likes little boys...and devon...well, let's just say that Caesar walks crooked a lot for some reason...

 

Make sure she know how to do my job so i can take a little vacation

 

i think shop boy/girl if he is using my definition is someone who sweeps up the shop.. not someone in the office

 

uh...no? you can't ever go on vacation...you're needed far too much!

 

+1. These are my 19 x 10.5 +24 offset on 295/30 PS2's. They stick out just a C*u*n*t hair and almost unoticeable.

 

 

Day-yum!!! i didnt even think the 285's would fit. i rock the 275's on my volks with +23 offset. now that i have the tein flex and f&r camber kit, i might look into some wider rears when i buy new tires. did you roll the fenders at all?

 

That dude needs a nice clean military hair cut. Presentation is everything.

 

It can be done. I've ordered a set of custom iForged 19x11 and 19x9.5 for my G and I will have 305/30's at the rear. I don't recall the offset, but it's supposed to clear the Stoptech 14" 4-piston rear brake setup (which I plan on getting down the road) and isn't supposed to stick out past the fenders. I will have to roll the rear fenders though.

P.S. Congratulations Judson. Glad to hear you are completely satisfied with the build. Enjoy!

 

Great job once again. That is one awesome car.

 

Judson, thanks for the ride with me and Chris to the Varsity meet