need a good mod mechanic in OC,CA

gigadeath714 · 08-13-2014, 10:10 PM

So I recently bought a bad ass Stett intercooler and my local mechanic is great at factory stuff but leery about installing anything aftermarket to my vehicle. Please help me i really need a reputable mod mechanic willing to install my new Stett intercooler on my 07' 335i. May require some bumper cutting, dremel work, and didn't come with any installation instructions.

Ingeniator · 08-13-2014, 10:55 PM

You might have better luck in your local forum.

tom @ eas · 08-13-2014, 11:08 PM

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Originally Posted by gigadeath714

So I recently bought a bad ass Stett intercooler and my local mechanic is great at factory stuff but leery about installing anything aftermarket to my vehicle. Please help me i really need a reputable mod mechanic willing to install my new Stett intercooler on my 07' 335i. May require some bumper cutting, dremel work, and didn't come with any installation instructions.

We can do that for you. Give me a call and I'll get you scheduled in.

chepy24 · 08-13-2014, 11:55 PM

I would say this is a mote reply easy DIY. I say go for it take a full day to do it if you are not a great mechanic I've never worked on a car myself besides oil changes until I bought my 335 I have done everything to it myself so far down pipes being the hardest and can't lie it would took me loner if I didn't have my buddy there and using all his awesome tools lol but the front mount is really easy

CHECKERED · 08-14-2014, 12:17 AM

COBB tuning is in Fountain Valley, they do all kinds of aftermarket installs...however they are a bit pricey

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gigadeath714 New Member 2 Rep 19 Posts Drives: 2007 335i Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Orange, CA iTrader: (0)	need a good mod mechanic in OC,CA So I recently bought a bad ass Stett intercooler and my local mechanic is great at factory stuff but leery about installing anything aftermarket to my vehicle. Please help me i really need a reputable mod mechanic willing to install my new Stett intercooler on my 07' 335i. May require some bumper cutting, dremel work, and didn't come with any installation instructions.
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Ingeniator Major 34 Rep 1,093 Posts Drives: 07 335XI(90) 09 135I(82) Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Fort Mac, Alberta iTrader: (1)	You might have better luck in your local forum. __________________ 07 335XI (A008006) 6AT ~94K miles JB4 G5 ISO VSRF DP's 09 135I M (VK80379) 6MT. Race Project car. 1) Install Cobb/piggyback? and Motiv 600 Kit[HTA3076R w/ tial .82] 2) JRZ or Moton suspension. 3) Build high flow intake manifold with multi-port fuel and relocate OFH 4) Build full cage 5) Complete staged twin setup with HTA4205R [w/Tial 1.16] 6) Complete dry sump system
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chepy24 Captain 30 Rep 780 Posts Drives: 2009 alpine white 335i xdrive Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: denver iTrader: (0)	I would say this is a mote reply easy DIY. I say go for it take a full day to do it if you are not a great mechanic I've never worked on a car myself besides oil changes until I bought my 335 I have done everything to it myself so far down pipes being the hardest and can't lie it would took me loner if I didn't have my buddy there and using all his awesome tools lol but the front mount is really easy
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CHECKERED ex deus machina 128 Rep 968 Posts Drives: G30, F15, Audi S4 Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Southern NH iTrader: (12)	COBB tuning is in Fountain Valley, they do all kinds of aftermarket installs...however they are a bit pricey __________________ Daily: G30 M550i, Bluestone, JB4, 1 step colder plugs, 6WB retrofit Winter Beast: Audi S4 4.2L V8, Supercharger, brakes, suspension & exhaust mods Wifes': F15 M50d clone, DUDMD tune, WMI, MPBK Gone: E92 335i N54 468rwtq
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