Engine Lab, Inc.

I recently took my 2004 Hummer H2 to engine lab for an idea how to update my worn engine with approximately 250,000 miles on it. After tearing the engine down and doing an analysis of my block they gave me several options as to what we could do the engine. They asked a lot of questions as to what and how the vehicle would be used. I ended up with a custom built high-performance everyday driver. Having never done this with an engine before they walk me step by step through the process. I was able see the engine as it was being built and over several weeks I ended up with a btter than truck built to order with great power. All the guys there were very helpful in giving information as to the process. Everything went very smooth they were always very friendly even though at times I walked through the place as if I owned it. They were very receptive to my curiosity. I would highly recommend them for any engine repair or build That was needed.

Kristian was always available and worked with me almost daily to get my son's Suzuki Forenza running again. It had water leaking into the oil and carbon emissions in the cooling system. Freeze plugs were shot, oil leaking everywhere and timing belt was floppy. I requested they lift out the engine to see everything that needed to be fixed and I feel they did a very thorough job. It was a bit more than we originally thought but I believe they didn't charge more than all the work they did and the parts they replaced cost. They have an impressive shop and techs who know every component of the engine inside and out. They build it right there. We were able to see the old parts that were replaced and have a couple more things to do. Just waiting for Kristian to give me the quote to get that work done. There were more problems that we first suspected but when one thing goes it affects several other parts, which then have to be repaired or replaced also. Since most people don't maintain their cars like we used to in the good old days ;) I asked Kristian to buy and fix up some used vehicles (SUV, Kristian, with seat headrests that don't thrust your head forward and with lumbar support for at least driver) so I can buy one from them. Thank you, Engine Lab!