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Im looking for a workshop in the bunbury area as i think that i have done the head in my car(R33 GTST) & was wondering if any one could recommend somewhere to take it as i dont really want to have to take it up to perth(i will if i cant find anyone down here). I have look in The Consolidated Workshop Thread & there was only one place but they dont really dothe work that ill need done.

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H & H Automotive in Zaknic place. Craig Hendry owns it and has been around the import scene in Bunbury for a while. Bart will know a few more i think aswell

Alot of workshops in bunbury can be a bit iffy with imports

if its not for too wild an application, then i would reccomend GTS on bourke st behind BCF. they have done the forged bottom end of mine already and was a mint job and good price. i was planning on GTS to do the head aswell but after talking to Headtorque about flow benching my head i can tell i will get a much better result if they do the head as they do them daily.

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