Need a reputable mechanic in central New Jersey/NYC Area

[rotary_powered]

I am new to the forum. I am looking for a reputable mechanic in central New Jersey, the 5 boros, or even some parts of PA . I have own a 94 that I havent driven in a couple of years (began a family and that took precedence). I am looking to get it back on the road but need a good mechanic to take a look at it before I take it out again. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I miss driving the car.

[BoostedFC]

Dave at KDR is a great choice in Pa.
http://www.kdrotary.com/

T&R in NY
http://www.tandrracing.com/

There is a few more, but those are good. Just click the links.

[rotary_powered]

Thank you for your timely response. I will look into the two places you recommended. Have you good anything positive/negative about http://irperformance.com or http://jprimports.com? Once again thank you for you help.

[BoostedFC]

To be honest I have no first hand knowledge of either of them. I have seen cars out of the a few shops just not theirs sorry. Best thing to do is talk to them ask a lot of questions & go from there. Compare prices & overall knowledge given to see what best fits your needs.

[rotary_powered]

Thanks for your help. I will do as you recommend.

[BoostedFC]

No problem & good luck with you car!

[Standalone Customs Inc.]

Hey there.
We are a shop in Queens, NY and have extensive experience in dealing with Rotary cars. I'm sure we would be able to help you. Feel free to email or give us a call at 718-262-8700. We are also on facebook- [email protected].

Check out our website, it only has a very very small portion of cars we completed, but atleast you can get an idea of what we do before coming out here. www.sacustomsinc.com

[BoostedFC]

Hey there.
We are a shop in Queens, NY and have extensive experience in dealing with Rotary cars. I'm sure we would be able to help you. Feel free to email or give us a call at 718-262-8700. We are also on facebook- [email protected].

Check out our website, it only has a very very small portion of cars we completed, but atleast you can get an idea of what we do before coming out here. www.sacustomsinc.com (http://www.sacustomsinc.com)

Your site is a little vague, How long have you worked with rotaries? What ECU's do you work with, Do you have an in house dyno, & as far as fabrication & engine building goes how many rotary powerplants have you turned out?

[BoostedFC]

Hmmm.... No response!