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A sample of what comes through the bays. Owner's permission on every car pictured.

Side by side

Before and after, both fully visible.

No dragging. Same part, same lighting, same camera — so you can see exactly what changed.

Carbon build-up on an N54 intake port

A BMW N54 cylinder head with intake ports heavily caked in black carbon deposits

Before — 96,000 miles of direct injection

The same cylinder head after walnut blasting, ports back to clean bare aluminium

After — walnut blasted, $695

Thermostat housing, plastic vs aluminum

A cracked black plastic thermostat housing with dried coolant residue around the split

Before — the factory plastic housing, cracked

The aluminium replacement thermostat housing, new and unused, on the bench

After — aluminum replacement, done once

A rotor that had been ignored a while

A worn brake rotor with a raised outer lip, deep grooves and surface rust

Before — warped, lipped, pad material gone

A new brake rotor with a clean machined friction face

After — fresh rotor, new pad surface

The shop and the work

Twelve from the last few months.

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From the people who own the cars

What they said afterward.

“They sent me a photo of the actual cracked coolant hose with a Sharpie circle around it. The dealer sent me a number.”
Marcus Okonkwo2019 BMW M340i
“I asked them to do a $1,900 job. They told me $600 of it wasn't necessary yet and to come back in a year.”
Priya Raghunathan2015 Porsche Cayman
“Fourteen years of my car and three shops. This is the one I stopped looking after.”
Dale Ferraro2012 VW Golf R
“Pre-purchase inspection on a car I was about to buy. They found frame damage the CarFax didn't have. Cheapest $225 I've ever spent.”
Erin Whitlock2020 Audi Q5

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