HPP Motorsports

I don’t know many people who are not naturally a little weary of most shops. The auto repair industry has a rough, but somewhat self-​created, bad reputation.
This past summer when my car’s rear-​end started to give out, I was a cross-​roads between getting rid of a Mustang that I have loved dearly or beginning the process of turning it into a beast.
At the advice of a good friend, I called HPP Motorsports to consult them on a few scenarios. (Replacing the rear-​end, replacing it and adding forced induction, rebuilding the engine, tranny, etc).
Brad, Manny, and the other guys at HPP were very straightforward and honest with their advice and suggested strategy which centered around being both cost-​effective and realistic. We opted to go with a turbocharger set-​up in addition to fixing the rear-​end and eventually rebuilding the engine and adding in a new transmission.
They did exceptional work on the car – beginning its transformation this past August. After the turbo install was completed, the ride-​height wasn’t at a level to my satisfaction (not their fault). I went back to the shop aggravated, but to my surprise before I had to say anything, they offered to make it right – noting that they wouldn’t just leave me hanging on the street after being their customer. They put on a set of Cobra springs – raising the vehicle’s height and charged basically nothing for it.
Naturally, we were off to a good start. Shortly after, the need to replace my transmission became apparent (as is expected when running a turbo on a stock tranny). We gutted the drive-​train and went with a Tremec Magnum XL 6-​speed setup which worked out perfectly.
Shortly before my vehicle was going to be ready, HPP was hit hard by a ring which was going around the area hitting dealerships, etc (all caught on camera). Brad delivered the bad news very professionally indicating that my car was one of the several that was vandalized. Let’s face it, life happens. This was one of those bummer scenarios.
But once again, HPP offered to make it right for me – offering to cover my out-​of-​pocket expenses to get my car back to pre-​burglary condition quickly. Again, an unexpected but kind gesture that is indicative of a shop that builds a trust-​driven relationship with its clients became apparent.
My recent experiences with HPP has caused my loyalty to this shop to surge. I wear the shop’s banner on my car for this reason, and plan to return their way early next year for building a new engine for my little racer.
HPP runs circles around Dallas Mustang and other speciality/​boutique racing shops in the DFW area. In my honest opinion, these guys are reputable, honest, and good for their word. They take care of their customers.
If you’re looking for a discount-​shop to change your oil, this isn’t for you. But, if you’re into customizing/​repairing/​tuning American muscle cars and pushing them to their limits – and doing it the right way – look no further.
Brad/​Manny, thanks again, gents. The decision to give your shop 5 stars was an easy one.