A question from Dr. Van Geranoitis:
“I wanted to post a question about Porsche repair shops on the Cape that I was asked about recently to see if any members have any experience with these shops.
The first is World Tech Auto in Hyannis and the second is Falmouth Sports Imports in North Falmouth.
I have an uncle with a 930 that needs a new turbo and is looking for a local shop to do the work if possible.
I appreciate your help.”
I have no info on World Tech Auto. I do know people on upper Cape used Sports Imports and seem pleased with the work. But input is somewhat dated. Others please Update
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Don’t know those shops but I would suggest you go off cape and go to South Shore Autoworks. Worth the little extra drive.
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I sent my Porsche off Cape to European Performance Engineering, Inc. – Bosch Car Service in Natick. Gerry the owner is amazing and was highly recommended by a friend of mine in the auto biz. No regrets and his work is solid.
Sarah Simonelli
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I would check out South shore auto works in kingston mass right of rt3. beautiful well staffed and great service
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I have used sports imports several times on a boxster and 2 bmw mz3 roadsters. Scot and crew seem to know their stuff.
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I have been servicing my 2010 Cayenne Transsyberia at Sports Imports for 2 years now, and they absolutely know Porsche’s (and other classic brands). They pointed out preventative maintenance based on experience with the car engine and transmission. True mechanics and nice crew, starting with Scott the owner (and former race driver).
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If nothing pans out
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I highly recommend South Shore Auto Work in Kingston. They are German car experts especially Porsche.
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I’ve got a 997 Turbo S and Scott from Sports Imports is my neighbor. He and his staff know Porsche’s (both older and newer models) and I never hesitate to have them service my auto.
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Scott and Reed at Sports Imports know their way around all Porsches. I’ve been using them for years.
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Mark Hayes
European Cars
Hyannis
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I know sports imports has worked on turbos. A friend had a 964 turbo that they worked on. He sold it about a year ago. I can put you in touch with him if you want.
SSA in Kingston also does good work.
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Sports Imports in N. Falmouth and SSA In Kingston both do good work.
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I know it’s off Cape but Randolph Racing in Stoughton is another source. Kevin can be reached at 781-344-1029.
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I use South Shore Auto in Kingston for my GT4. They are very good and very easy to work with. Lots of Porsche experience.
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I am new to the Porsche community, 2 years since I purchased my 1999 911. I did some research for a repair/maintenance shop. I was impressed with Yanis at 91 Falmouth Road in Hyannis (just west of the rotary on the south side. It was a bit difficult to see his sign and there are only 2 bays, but he is very knowledgeable and eager to help. He had no problem in diagnosing and making repairs for a check engine light that I was told had been on for some three years before I bout the Porsche. He has also made repairs to the leaking engine gaskets, seat belt fault light, exhaust system and convertible top drive assembly. He believes in using only OEM parts, if they are available either locally or overseas. Give him a call at 508-775-3115
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Had a bad experience with World Tech, would not recommend. However, I do echo the positive comments on South Shore Autoworks — as someone pointed out, it’s a bit of a hike to Kingston, but they they really know Porsches. Plus, they have loaners, which is somewhat rare for independent shops.
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I use South Shore Autoworks in Kingston. By far the best Porsche shop. The specialize in Porsche.
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Van. I would try Mark Hayes in Hyannis .If he will do it he is good. Phil Gaudet
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South shore auto works no Kingston !!!
They can properly handle this work.
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South shore auto works in Kingston !!!
They can properly handle this work.
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I always use Sports Import in North Falmouth – never been disappointed- talk with Scott.
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EPE in Natick is great. But that said a turbo replacement on the 930 can be done in a garage with simple tools. It just bolts to the exhaust, clamped to the intercooler downpipe and has oil lines for lubrication. Then send the original KKK turbo for a rebuilt if you want to keep it concourse or bolt on replacement for better performance. Since you asked for a shop recommendation and want to keep it local really any reputable shop can do the replacement. I have pictures of mine I’m happy to send him so he can see what the job looks like
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