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itsnotanova · 02-08-2018, 04:05 AM

Buying a used motor is your best option if you're looking to get the car back on the road for as cheap as possible. As mentioned earlier, Jake Raby's the best but very expensive. I don't know of anyone in the Houston area. For how big that city is, it's not much of a car town. Most good porsche mechanics are up in Dallas. Chris Amond and his dad Charles Amond of Mayo Performance in Euless can rebuild motors. There's also Charlie with Innovative Performance in Carrolton. There's also James with 911motors in San Antonio. James goes by j911brick on here. He's probably going to be your cheapest route as he mostly does that on the side. Now if you're racing your boxster, Chris Cervelli out of Denver is your man. He only works on race cars and has a wonderful dry sump system he can install too.

02-08-2018, 04:05 AM	#8
itsnotanova Registered User Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Bastrop, Tx Posts: 2,643	Buying a used motor is your best option if you're looking to get the car back on the road for as cheap as possible. As mentioned earlier, Jake Raby's the best but very expensive. I don't know of anyone in the Houston area. For how big that city is, it's not much of a car town. Most good porsche mechanics are up in Dallas. Chris Amond and his dad Charles Amond of Mayo Performance in Euless can rebuild motors. There's also Charlie with Innovative Performance in Carrolton. There's also James with 911motors in San Antonio. James goes by j911brick on here. He's probably going to be your cheapest route as he mostly does that on the side. Now if you're racing your boxster, Chris Cervelli out of Denver is your man. He only works on race cars and has a wonderful dry sump system he can install too. __________________ Woody