Inspection II in DFW

Mpoweroo1 · Sun, Nov-20-2011, 05:54:09 PM

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Originally Posted by deadlysyns

Finished valve adjustment, oil and differential fluids for radon14 in 5 hours. We had to replace one shim on the intake side and 7 shims on the exhaust side.

bmwfxr · Mon, Nov-21-2011, 01:14:00 AM

We do have WIFI, but you have to ask for access. It is locked for security reasons but I have no problem letting clients in when I know they are in need. Sorry that wasn't communicated to you.

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Originally Posted by capnmark4

I had mine done at Lone Star in FW based on the "other" forum. Did OK but price felt a little high based on what I was used to from my Acura (they also didn't have WiFi which was one reason I took it there since I needed to wait for a ride and was hoping to get some work done).

My buddy used AutoHans in Addison and is happy with them. I had my pre-purchase done there and felt it was a fair price. I've heard good things about Bavarian Motor Sports in Watauga but don't have personal experience with them.

With that said, I'll probably do my own Inspection I when it comes up.

CybrSlydr · Wed, Nov-30-2011, 02:54:25 PM

Looking to have my M3 inspected. Thoroughly. lol

Had a PPI done before purchase but would like something a little more thorough now that I own it. It's currently at 77k.

Idea is I'm driving it back here after Christmas leave. I'm going to do an oil change and replace the rotors/pads and lines as well before I come back.

I'm at Ft. Hood right now, so DFW isn't too far out of the way and would make for a nice little trip to finally get out and see the area.

EDIT: Oops, forgot this part - what I'm wanting is a rec for a good Indy to do this kind of inspection.

ovrstr08 · Thu, Dec-01-2011, 10:35:03 AM

www.autoscope.net

CybrSlydr · Thu, Dec-01-2011, 02:05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by ovrstr08

www.autoscope.net

Great suggestion, thanks!

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Hello Jordan.* We do offer a very in-depth inspection service for your model.* We do not currently offer a military discount at this time.* The inspection takes approximately 4-5 hours, and will include an 8 page report detailing any findings, as well as items that have been checked.* Along with this inspection, a full diagnostic print out of the information stored in the various ECU’s in the vehicle will be included as well.* The price for this service is $225.* They are typically done by appointment basis so I can ensure I have open availability for your car in our facility.

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Please feel free to contact me directly via email or phone to schedule a day that is convenient for you.

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Thank you,

Chris Williams

General Manager

*- WhiteRock

(214)320-8280*phone

(214)320-0724*fax

Referrals are always appreciated!

Sounds perfect.

MPOWERD · Sat, Dec-10-2011, 06:13:42 AM

Best shop I have dealt with in DFW is Clownshoe Automotive in Dallas... They are owned by board members and have done a great job of taking care of my M for the work I cant do myself and will be doing my second Inspection I in a few months.

Jeff has done a superb job for me and I wont hesitate to shout it out anytime I get the chance...

pablo e46 · Fri, Apr-20-2012, 07:24:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Mpoweroo1

Deadlysyns just did my valve adjustment last Saturday. Great Job, thanks man.

vndkshn · Mon, Apr-23-2012, 09:45:11 PM

I'm on the fence about doing it myself or taking it somewhere. It will definitely need it after this weekend, however I am changing the oil before I go. Really becomes a cost issue.... price of labor offset by the price of just buying the tool/shimkit/etc myself.

pablo e46 · Mon, Apr-23-2012, 09:52:28 PM

Deadlysyns will rent out the tools also. Personally I cant see paying dealer prices for this work when there are alternatives.

spankypokie · Fri, Apr-27-2012, 03:32:09 AM

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Originally Posted by pablo e46

Deadlysyns just did my valve adjustment last Saturday. Great Job, thanks man.

did you take it to him or did he come to you?

Wed, Nov-30-2011, 02:54:25 PM	#23
CybrSlydr Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Age: 29 Posts: 490 In the garage: '05 BMW M3 Reputation: 0 Location: Columbus	Re: Inspection II in DFW Looking to have my M3 inspected. Thoroughly. lol Had a PPI done before purchase but would like something a little more thorough now that I own it. It's currently at 77k. Idea is I'm driving it back here after Christmas leave. I'm going to do an oil change and replace the rotors/pads and lines as well before I come back. I'm at Ft. Hood right now, so DFW isn't too far out of the way and would make for a nice little trip to finally get out and see the area. EDIT: Oops, forgot this part - what I'm wanting is a rec for a good Indy to do this kind of inspection. Last edited by CybrSlydr; Wed, Nov-30-2011 at 04:13:13 PM.

Thu, Dec-01-2011, 10:35:03 AM	#24
ovrstr08 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Age: 31 Posts: 117 In the garage: '83 BMW 320 '99 BMW 323 '98 BMW M3 '01 BMW M3 Reputation: 0 Location: wylie	Re: Inspection II in DFW www.autoscope.net

Sat, Dec-10-2011, 06:13:42 AM	#26
MPOWERD Mod Hound! Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 10,724 In the garage: '03 BMW M3 Convertible Reputation: 0 Location: Texas	Re: Inspection II in DFW Best shop I have dealt with in DFW is Clownshoe Automotive in Dallas... They are owned by board members and have done a great job of taking care of my M for the work I cant do myself and will be doing my second Inspection I in a few months. Jeff has done a superb job for me and I wont hesitate to shout it out anytime I get the chance... __________________ 2003.5 e46 ///M 3 TiAg Cabriolet SMG II... <> CSL Carbon Fiber Intake w/MAF, Brembo Gran Turismo, Euro Headers & Cats, K&N 69, Radenergie Carbon Fiber Strutbar <> EAS Carbon Fiber Kidney Grills, Carbon Fiber Fender Grills, SMG Carbon Fiber Paddles, Vorsteiner 2 Sided CF VCSL Boot <> EAS Slvr Carbon Fiber Interior Trim, Blk Carbon Fiber SMG Dome, Carbon Fiber Console, & Blk/Slvr Steering Wheel Trim <> EAS Carbon Fiber Engine Bay, Vorsteiner Carbon Fiber Valve Cover, RPI Intake Scoops, CarPC w/Nav/MP3/HD Radio/TV <> Eisenmann Race Exhaust, Supersprint X-Pipe with Resonator, Ekarbon 1/2 Carbon Fiber Diffuser, DEPO Smoked Corners <> 19x8.5 19x9.5 VMR V710s in HyperSilver, Painted Corner Reflectors, EAS Carbon Fiber Emblems, Carbon Fiber Hood Vent <> Slvr CF Pedals, OEM 2-Tone Hardtop, Windscreen, & Alarm, 6K Headlights & HID Fogs, Blk Carbon Fiber Headlight Trim

Mon, Apr-23-2012, 09:45:11 PM	#28
vndkshn Goin' crazy... wanna come? Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 8,811 Reputation: 0 Location: Parker	Re: Inspection II in DFW I'm on the fence about doing it myself or taking it somewhere. It will definitely need it after this weekend, however I am changing the oil before I go. Really becomes a cost issue.... price of labor offset by the price of just buying the tool/shimkit/etc myself. __________________ 2005 Interlagos Blue M3 - Cinammon Interior - ZCP - 6MT - Premium - HK Sound Performance Mods: D/A Race Software, D/A VAC Lightweight UnderDrive Pulleys, Streamline Panel, Ceramic Coated Stainless headers, Race-cats, B&B Tri-Flow, Motons, Vorshlag plates, GC Adj. Rear Camber Arms, GC Race Hybrid FCAB, Powerflex RTABs, H-Sport Sways, GC adjustable endlinks, GSP Clutch Pedal, 40% Autosolutions SSK, Rogue Trans Mounts, PFC WC/GAC front brake kit, PFC-01s for the track. Click Here for nightmare ECS story. - LOL, it was deleted, guess it shows the sponsors can get away with anything here.

Mon, Apr-23-2012, 09:52:28 PM	#29
pablo e46 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 254 Reputation: 0	Re: Inspection II in DFW Deadlysyns will rent out the tools also. Personally I cant see paying dealer prices for this work when there are alternatives.

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