Good Utah Machine Shops...

[squabeggz]

Curious if anyone here has a good recommendation for Utah indy shops that do good work on Toyotas? Specifically the rear axle bearing press job. Just want someone who I don't have to second guess that they know what they are doing.

Or if someone on here has done it themselves and has the know how and set-up.

I'm in SLC but am willing to travel (a reasonable distance up and down the I-15 corridor).

If not, any good "interview" questions or things to watch out for when looking for machine shops would be appreciated too.

My runner and I thank you in advance.

 

[shootmymime]

My runner and I thank you in advance.

Calling [MENTION=92884]snivilous[/MENTION] - Logan, UT [MENTION=49649]KidVermicious[/MENTION] slc [MENTION=77684]WarnerD9[/MENTION] - Salt Lake
@smkd93

 

[KidVermicious]

I take this kind of stuff to Hunter Machine in West Valley because they're the closest to me, but about any machine shop or driveline shop should be able to handle what you need.

 

[WarnerD9]

I'd go with six states or advanced four wheel drive.

 

[Offroad_Medic]

Six states has a great reputation from everyone I know that has dealt with them

 

[smkd13]

Gonna have to agree with six states or advanced 4wd.

 

[KidVermicious]

Is Advanced 4WD the shop that does the 4wd van conversions? The guys on RME all pretty much hate that shop.

 

[smkd13]

Is Advanced 4WD the shop that does the 4wd van conversions? The guys on RME all pretty much hate that shop.

Yeah that is the place. I had a buddies rear diff setup there and it seemed fine. No whining and good setup when looking at contact patch.

 

[FrankieB]

I take this kind of stuff to Hunter Machine in West Valley because they're the closest to me, but about any machine shop or driveline shop should be able to handle what you need.

Do you know anyone who does electrical wiring? Mine's a bird's nest!