Oh and personally I would stick with LIC/I-Speed rather than FLI who I am sure are a great company but to be honest we all know of plenty of folks with LIC/I-Speed conversions but I cannot think of anyone running a swap done by FLI.

Mike

 

My reasoning as well, the only thing that made me think twice was the price. So I do thank you guys for helping me make up my mind.

 

Adam (LIC Motorsports) has opened his own speed shop in Novato. We are still affiliated with Chris and Bill (I-Speed), when it comes to conversions though.

-Noah

 

Makes sense.

What does LIC stand for?

Mike

 

Levy Innovations & Conversions Motorsports

-Noah

 

FLI = Very honest Knowledgable guys. I've worked with Miles for about three years on stuff. They are really good people to deal with. Give them a little time & they will build the type of solid Rep. That I-Speed has earned. good luck & i would say concider which shop you can be at without having to make special driving trips. It really sucks to have to make special time off of life to see your tuner. Ipass FLI almost daily so, I find myself stopping in more than i should...Gluck...Vince..

 

offtopic: The wagon on the LIC project car page, do you have any more pics of it? Thats the wagon I bought my wheels off of and I want to see some pics of the damag and see how my Rotas survived through all of that.

 

That is the only pics we have of the donor car...

 

suafast,

Thanks for the imput, and again, Ive heard nothing but good things about them. But I am gonna stick with LIC. Like you said, whichever shop would be easier and LIC is right around the corner from me. Thanks again to everyone.