i need the valve stem seals replaced on my 98 gst.

We can do that. We specialize in your car here and are known around the world for our work. We are about 3 weeks out in our service center schedule right now, but can definitely do the job if you can wait. Here are some links to what we do:

Jacks Transmissions LLC — Repair Shop

The valve seals we use are designed for high temp turbo applications, so they won't go bad on you ever again. Even the factory Mits seals will get a little leaky, on the exhaust side, due to high temps normally seen with higher boost and higher power applications. 99% of shops use cheap autoparts store seals which smoke almost immediately, or use the factory seals which are not good enough. More info here:

Jacks Transmissions LLC — Engines

Thanks!

Jack

+1 for Jacks Transmissions
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here a bunch of bad ass's over there and they put out some of the best work and there costumer service is also great. My brother and I have all are Trans work done by them as well as we had them build are short blocks.

Does anyone have any recommendations in Denver / Highlands Ranch / Littleton area? I have a few maitenence / repair things I need done on my 1990 GSX.

Track star performance in Westminster, there the only guys I go to for anything performance. Jon is a real wizard with dsm

Contact this guy. He can help you in a timely manner. And his work is trustworthy.

Brandon, 303-710-1432

Learning how to do it yourself will give you great satisfaction. Also you'll know its done right. There are few people I would trust to work on my car.

Custom GSX said:

Track star performance in Westminster, there the only guys I go to for anything performance. Jon is a real wizard with dsm

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Thanks, I'll check them out!

Grn95GST said:

Learning how to do it yourself will give you great satisfaction. Also you'll know its done right. There are few people I would trust to work on my car.

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I don't have the time, tools, space or knowledge to do it myself. I'd rather pay someone who already knows what they're doing.

Any suggestions on a mechanic for rear wheel bearings and a timing belt?