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We have a colleague up in the DFW area who has been having a difficult time just finding an emotionally stable, level headed, professional fabricator who does what he says when he says he'll do it and is all about putting the customer(s)' satisfaction first. Basically a talented and humble fabricator.

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If this is for Aaron, I'm pretty sure we have a solution of this current guy flakes.

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Try jotech in garland even though some say they are pricy they are up there near dallas... Or that cobb tunning place in plano that just opend up... Or the best bet is just to go on dallas imports.net or .com dont remeber which it is but i am sure they can find something there...

I dont recommend Jotech, too many bad stories. As for Cobb, they are some cool guys. I havent delt with them personally but if I need a shop I would go there. You could also try AWDtuning but I am not sure on their fab skills and there turnaround time from what I hear is a bit long. One place to try is NTX, they are good and they are in a new shop now with more toys! They are the guys I used to do all my head work for the 240 and the corolla. http://www.ntxmachine.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

what about the place were aaron loosey works i think this is the website autocomp racecars maybe they can help..

here is a link...

McKenney wrote:If this is for Aaron, I'm pretty sure we have a solution of this current guy flakes.

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Yep, for Aaron. He told me about an unexpected and uncomfortable situation with the current guy as well. He's running into a bad string of temperamental fabricators man.

joel26 wrote:what about the place were aaron loosey works i think this is the website autocomp racecars maybe they can help..

here is a link...

That's a good idea. If this goes south I'll suggest autocomp to him if he hasn't already considered them. BTW, where's the link joel?

Fivehunsky worked @ Autocomp... I'm sure hes checked with them already.

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dr.occa wrote:

McKenney wrote:If this is for Aaron, I'm pretty sure we have a solution of this current guy flakes.

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Yep, for Aaron. He told me about an unexpected and uncomfortable situation with the current guy as well. He's running into a bad string of temperamental fabricators man.

joel26 wrote:what about the place were aaron loosey works i think this is the website autocomp racecars maybe they can help..

here is a link...

That's a good idea. If this goes south I'll suggest autocomp to him if he hasn't already considered them. BTW, where's the link joel?

Yeah i forgot that it' not really the web site it just show the address... I got a number from a guy that wanted my intake and told me to call marty i guess he is the owner and fab guy...

This is what i found hope it helps...

http://www.shopinftworth.com/Autocomp-R ... 276943.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;


http://www.fabricatedmotorsports.com/fo ... board=27.0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

the solution is he needs to learn to weld. it doesnt take a high school grad to make a set of headers he has all the stuff. if he can run a bridgeport he can figure out how to tig.

as far as most fabricators being unstable is due to the lead poisoning from welding.(yes there is lead in filler rod.)

I already told Aaron the same thing: that he needs to learn to weld. He concurs but it's not high on his to-do list at the moment.

you would think it would be higher noting his situation.

I think his header is done not sure he posted on club4ag...