Austin shop for Aftermarket installs?
 

I've got a list of things to install...

Anyone recommend a shop they trust here in Austin?

Swift Springs
FI exhaust
Spacers
Alignment...

I can install, but would be cool if someone had experience with these & can paint.
Rear splats - paint & installation
Front lip - paint & installation
Side blades - installation & maybe flat black paint, maybe ill plasti dip

Any help is much appreciated

Austin Z Clinic LLC - Austin Nissan Performance Headquarters for parts install.

Best Alignment shop:
SoulSpeed Performance | High Performance Automotive Services | Austin, TX

Can't help you with the body/paint shop though.

Awesome, thank you so much for the info!

5Star Auto is good. I know the owner and he's a good guy.

I need a fuel line modification and just moved to Austin. Did a simple search and found the Z clinic is only a mile or two away. Thanks!

I'll have to swing by sometime. I'm just up the road as well near Anderson Mill @ Parmer Lane :tup:

I've heard good things about Colvin Automotive in the past. They may be on the expensive side, but they'll stand behind their work.

Lets get together sometime, bringing the car to Austin this weekend from Houston. I'll look into that shop as well! Is there a Z scene out here?

Definitely. I'll PM you my info :tiphat:

It seems like most of the Z's I see around town are not forum members. There's no regular gathering that I know of that primarily involves 370Z. Ms. Pint was the most active forum member for a while. She tried for several years to get people to come out but has since given up.

We did a cruise with Capital Z of Texas group, and I thought they were a really cool group of older guys with older Z's who do a lot of wrenching. Unfortunately, their regular gathering is way down south.

If you post in here, they will come. :)

I'm always up for getting together. I try to attend everything, especially if it's Z related. I got together with Ike and Pint once for a drive down Lime Creek.

There are a few 370's in czot. Last meet I went to I got to talk track to some of those guys and learned a lot.

Here's the Austin thread:

http://www.the370z.com/texas/34505-a...z-e-vents.html

Hopefully I can get to be more active once I'm not sleeping all day and during my weekends.

It's the only thing I don't like about working third shift.