looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

Guys and gals,
I would love to buy and work with a local shop. I live in central MN and have looked on the web for turbo shops around me. All I ever get is CA, Canada, New York and everywhere but around here. The reason why I would like someone somewhat close is incase I need something fast. Rebuild, upgrade, parts, help. I hate paying 60 bucks for nextdays, during a race session. I race 8 weekends in two monthes time and sometimes things go bad.
So if you guys know anyone around here with a fair deal on a new garrett and has a good shop that knows something about imports let me know.

Randy

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

diesiel specialties in sioux city ia or in omaha nebraska.. but here pricey .. i would recomend www.blaastperformance.com personally

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

So you're in central MN and you've never been to a meet ??? :P

RS motors is a pretty good one. LSE, DB, there are tons of places around here.

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

NO meets for me. It's hard to drive a welded diff on the street. It's a trailer queen I guess. Those are all shops that work on cars, I don't think any of them balance, mod, rebuild turbos.

Randy

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

Diesel performance/specialties in bloomington I think. Not sure on teh name or location. It is in the south metro though. That is pretty much the only hardcore turbo rebuild place, you can even buy a brand new garrett turbo, for 2x the online price, but they have it in stock 365

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

www.dieselcomponentsinc.com
Diesel Components, Inc.
952-890-2885

Located in Burnsville, MN. I stopped by the other day to pick up a gasket and they were friendly and had plenty in stock.

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

I might have a shop here in a few years... :P

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

I think you guys helped me a lot. Buy turbo from Blaast, then have work done at the Diesel Components, Inc. I will call down to the diesel shop and make sure they know the turbo I'm buying. I am done with OEM ----, yes you can make power, yes they can live a long time, they suck to buy parts-flanges and crap for. Upgrades to oem stuff is big $$$$

Randy

Re: looking for a turbo shop in the Midwest
 

speedquest

waukegan ill