Look, your check engine light's on and you're getting conflicting stories from every shop. Been there. We cut through the BS with real diagnostic equipment - not just code readers from the parts store. Got a intermittent problem that's driving you crazy? Those are actually our favorite because nobody else wants to deal with 'em properly.
Factory-level tools that actually talk to your car's modules, not just throw codes at you
Deep dive into engine and transmission computers. We're not just pulling codes - we're watching live data streams, checking fuel trims, timing advance, all that nerdy stuff that matters.
Before and after dyno runs tell the real story. Not guessing if that mod worked - you'll see the actual numbers. Torque curves don't lie.
Electrical gremlins are the worst. We've got the scopes and meters to track down parasitic drains, weird voltage drops, all that stuff that makes other shops give up.
Modern cars have like 50+ modules all talking to each other on CANbus. When communication fails, weird stuff happens. We check every node.
Sometimes it's not electronic at all. Compression tests, leak-down tests, exhaust gas analysis - old school diagnostics still matter tons.
Got a problem that only shows up when driving? We'll log parameters while you drive it and catch what's happening in real-time.
Customer complained about boost inconsistency and rough idle after another shop's tune
Fix: Found MAF sensor voltage drift and corrected fuel maps. Boost control solenoid was also sticking.
Random stalling at stoplights. Three other shops couldn't figure it out over 6 months
Fix: Used oscilloscope to catch VANOS solenoid voltage drop only when engine oil was hot. Wiring harness had chafed insulation.
Pre-purchase inspection revealed previous owner's "professional tune" was garbage
Fix: Complete retune with proper fueling strategy. Previous tune was dangerously lean under boost. Added larger injectors too.
Not the cheap stuff - we've got the real deal
That's literally our favorite type of job. Bring it in and let's actually diagnose it properly.