Anyone know a good shop in GA?

[T4RNightHawk]

I'm looking for a good shop thats knows what they're doing on a built up 4Runner. I normally do everything myself but I've been having problems with ATRAC and 4wheelparts and CCOR probably only know Jeeps and my car terrifies the stealership.

Also who all is in GA and looking to wheel?

 

[4thgenblake]

I'm in GA! Paulding county. And I want to find a good shop too.. Need some headlight restoration and re-wiring done

 

[T4RNightHawk]

I'm in GA! Paulding county. And I want to find a good shop too.. Need some headlight restoration and re-wiring done

What do you mean by headlight restoration? And what rewiring?

 

[MrEMan]

I've been pretty pleased with ToyoTechs in Atlanta, but it depends on what you need done. I've also heard good things about ACC in Smyrna ... they're definitely comfortable with lifted vehicles.

 

[killallninjas]

Brand new to 4runners and this forum, but I've heard/read really great things about ACC garage in Smyrna. I'm planning on using them.

 

[gshadow325]

what do you guys need done?

i think i'll be the resident 12v expert on here and located in atlanta

I'm working here
Cartunes of Atlanta

 

[bhest]

North GA

Im in North Ga and Zachs Trucks in Jasper does good work!

 

[Bluesky 07]

I'm in northern Cherokee (up past Canton) but used to live in Roswell. Where are you in the Metroplex?

My recommendations from where I lived before and now are:

Before - haven't used either shop in 5+ years but they were honest and did solid work:

Japanese Automotive Professional Service in Roswell

Roswell Auto Center in, well, Roswell

Now - Holly Springs Auto Center. They don't have a website but location info is here. They do good work and Chris, the owner, is a veteran who is all about integrity.

Good luck and let me know if anybody plans an off-road trip where a stock 4WD won't slow you down.

 

[4thgenblake]

What do you mean by headlight restoration? And what rewiring?

Well let's see.. I currently own these http://www.protuninglab.com/03to4r...oglepepla&utm_medium=adwords&id=140850936538

And they've had their fair share of cloudy/weathering done to them and moisture gets in. The seal is shit, and without purchasing NEW aftermarket eyes that I'm costfully dreading I want to have them restored close to new, and rewiring needs to be done as they tend to flicker and go out on me, bulbs work fine, I'm just sure there could be a better installation process because the ARB bullbar I have completely destroyed the original foundation my lights rested in-so, needs some major refurbishing...

 

[4thgenblake]

what do you guys need done?



i think i'll be the resident 12v expert on here and located in atlanta



I'm working here

Cartunes of Atlanta

I may need you or someone of your expertise.. Refer to my last reply. ^^ that is #1 priority right now

 

[T4RNightHawk]

Well let's see.. I currently own these http://www.protuninglab.com/03to4r...oglepepla&utm_medium=adwords&id=140850936538

And they've had their fair share of cloudy/weathering done to them and moisture gets in. The seal is shit, and without purchasing NEW aftermarket eyes that I'm costfully dreading I want to have them restored close to new, and rewiring needs to be done as they tend to flicker and go out on me, bulbs work fine, I'm just sure there could be a better installation process because the ARB bullbar I have completely destroyed the original foundation my lights rested in-so, needs some major refurbishing...

I'd just use some kinda silicon sealant to reseal them. I know a lot of people do that.

 

[T4RNightHawk]

And I'll have to check out ACC. I think I just need to redo a zero point calibration and then drive in a straight line. I didn't know you had to drive straight to calibrate it.