[EastCoast335i]

Just wanted to thank the guys (Sal and Tom) at AutoCouture for installing my Mtech Steering Wheel. Great guys and they even stayed after hours for my install to accomodate my work schedule.
The wheel feels great!
Thanks!



FOR SALE:
OEM Sport Steering Wheel
OEM Trim
OEM Multifunction Buttons
(No Air-Bag, No paddle cut-outs)
Wheel is in like new condidition no marks, scuffs, etc...
BEST OFFER TAKES IT!

[itsbrokeagain]

Originally Posted by EastCoast335i

Just wanted to thank the guys (Sal and Tom) at AutoCouture for installing my Mtech Steering Wheel. Great guys and they even stayed after hours for my install to accomodate my work schedule.
The wheel feels great!
Thanks!

Sounds like Sal for ya. Been there sometimes til 11 or 12 wrenching away

[danniexi]

Originally Posted by EastCoast335i

Just wanted to thank the guys (Sal and Tom) at AutoCouture for installing my Mtech Steering Wheel. Great guys and they even stayed after hours for my install to accomodate my work schedule.
The wheel feels great!
Thanks!

i told you they were good.

[JBiddy]

awesome pictures, thanks again sal and tom for the FMIC install

[WAYNEBO]

Bart, the M3 and Lambo are sick!!!

Good service prices - wish you were on the West Coast

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

Originally Posted by WAYNEBO

Bart, the M3 and Lambo are sick!!!

Good service prices - wish you were on the West Coast

maybe in the future...AUTOcouture West

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

New shirts are in!

[M3Alpine]

^ i need !

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

$24.90 shipped anywhere in the US

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

wow thanks for the positive response on the shirts, guys! Alot of shirts sold today

[tukukito]

save me a medium. I'll stop by Thursday to pick it up. I'm actually working LOL

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

Originally Posted by tukukito

save me a medium. I'll stop by Thursday to pick it up. I'm actually working LOL

Damn they got you workin now!?! Haha ok...got a Medium on the side for you

[Bart@AUTOcouture]

New shirt designs in the works, get your "got mods?" shirts while they last, supplies are VERY limited

[Mark Chen]

Originally Posted by Sal@AUTOcouture

Some updates:

Project Black Cat got its wheels done. Going to Fabspeed next week for some custom work


John's e92 M3 having some mid-interval maintenance and a few other touches




Biddy's 335: ETS Front Mount intercooler:

before:







Remember, we also do BMW Maintenance here as well, as we have Tommy, a 7 year BMW Master Tech on staff. Older cars need some love too!

Bill's 2002 330ci that needed a whole suspension overhaul (lower control arms, new bushings), new battery, brakes, and a few other items that wear away on a 134k mile car





And finally.........some new ACM Schwag!! New T-shirts coming soon too

good to see that you guys can do maintainance as well
a friend of mine just bought a used E46 325xi recently
he told me that there's something need to be repaired on his car
I already gave him your contact info

[Bart@AUTOcouture]

Originally Posted by Mark Chen

good to see that you guys can do maintainance as well
a friend of mine just bought a used E46 325xi recently
he told me that there's something need to be repaired on his car
I already gave him your contact info

Thanks Mark.

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

some Fabspeed goodness came in for one of our client's E90 M3

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

Hey guys and gals, we're going to be closed today, Monday July 26th. The staff here is heading to Fabspeed Motorsports to drop off black cat to get some louder pipes made

If you need to reach us contact us at 201.694.3160 instead of the shop number.

-AUTOcouture Motoring Staff

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

All in all a fun trip yesterday

Started off at Fabspeed to drop off BlackCat for a custom exhaust then headed over to Ferrari Maserati of Central NJ to check out what they had going on over there. Some pics from our voyage:

Fabspeed:











Ferrari F430 Scuderia w/ remapped ECU and fabspeed exhaust



Ferrari Maserati of Central NJ:

[MusclezMarinara]

Wish i could could be cool and work for sal

[PKumarM3]

Hey guys

Me and Sal have known one another for about 3 years now. He is a good man and a good friend. I purchased my 335 from him and it was a great experience. I had not needed any work done by him, until recently. I gave up working on my 335 and let the professionals do it. My passenger front shock had a stripped stud on the actual strut. This was due to me putting on the wrong nut on the top of the shock. It upsets me that I paid Prestige BMW $214 to diagnose this problem, when I could of gone to AutoCouture and paid 50% of that to get the same diagnosis. Oh well, you live and you learn.

To make a long story short. I ordered a new shock from forum sponsors Tischer BMW (getbmwparts.com) and corresponding washers and nuts. They arrived the day after I ordered, as usual from Tischer, and I made an appointment with Sal to come by today and have it put on. While I was there, I was greeted to a nice TV and Sony PS3. Air Conditioning also was great. Plus they are dog friendly, and my dog was happy to feel the A/C from this harsh heat thanks to A/C. It took about an hour of work and it was a great experience! The car was put on the lift. I was asked what my torque preference for my lug nuts were, 88ft lbs, and I was shocked because techs usually just do what they want. I was pleasantly surprised and glad that I was asked. Its the little things like this that makes me trust and recommend a shop. Tom is a great tech. I am so glad that I had my car worked on by him today.

I would highly recommend A/C as a great place to get your car worked on and definitely a place that you can get your problems diagnosed. They are polite, kind, relaxed, and highly professional. I wish that there were more trustworthy and reasonable shops like A/C in this area.

Thanks for reading, and to the lads at AutoCouture, thank you very much for your work today. See you Friday for my oil change.

[Sal@AUTOcouture]

Originally Posted by PKumarM3

Hey guys

Me and Sal have known one another for about 3 years now. He is a good man and a good friend. I purchased my 335 from him and it was a great experience. I had not needed any work done by him, until recently. I gave up working on my 335 and let the professionals do it. My passenger front shock had a stripped stud on the actual strut. This was due to me putting on the wrong nut on the top of the shock. It upsets me that I paid Prestige BMW $214 to diagnose this problem, when I could of gone to AutoCouture and paid 50% of that to get the same diagnosis. Oh well, you live and you learn.

To make a long story short. I ordered a new shock from forum sponsors Tischer BMW (getbmwparts.com) and corresponding washers and nuts. They arrived the day after I ordered, as usual from Tischer, and I made an appointment with Sal to come by today and have it put on. While I was there, I was greeted to a nice TV and Sony PS3. Air Conditioning also was great. Plus they are dog friendly, and my dog was happy to feel the A/C from this harsh heat thanks to A/C. It took about an hour of work and it was a great experience! The car was put on the lift. I was asked what my torque preference for my lug nuts were, 88ft lbs, and I was shocked because techs usually just do what they want. I was pleasantly surprised and glad that I was asked. Its the little things like this that makes me trust and recommend a shop. Tom is a great tech. I am so glad that I had my car worked on by him today.

I would highly recommend A/C as a great place to get your car worked on and definitely a place that you can get your problems diagnosed. They are polite, kind, relaxed, and highly professional. I wish that there were more trustworthy and reasonable shops like A/C in this area.

Thanks for reading, and to the lads at AutoCouture, thank you very much for your work today. See you Friday for my oil change.

Hey thanks for the kind words Preeth. See you today for your oil change

[Crisp]

Originally Posted by PKumarM3

Hey guys

Me and Sal have known one another for about 3 years now. He is a good man and a good friend. I purchased my 335 from him and it was a great experience. I had not needed any work done by him, until recently. I gave up working on my 335 and let the professionals do it. My passenger front shock had a stripped stud on the actual strut. This was due to me putting on the wrong nut on the top of the shock. It upsets me that I paid Prestige BMW $214 to diagnose this problem, when I could of gone to AutoCouture and paid 50% of that to get the same diagnosis. Oh well, you live and you learn.

To make a long story short. I ordered a new shock from forum sponsors Tischer BMW (getbmwparts.com) and corresponding washers and nuts. They arrived the day after I ordered, as usual from Tischer, and I made an appointment with Sal to come by today and have it put on. While I was there, I was greeted to a nice TV and Sony PS3. Air Conditioning also was great. Plus they are dog friendly, and my dog was happy to feel the A/C from this harsh heat thanks to A/C. It took about an hour of work and it was a great experience! The car was put on the lift. I was asked what my torque preference for my lug nuts were, 88ft lbs, and I was shocked because techs usually just do what they want. I was pleasantly surprised and glad that I was asked. Its the little things like this that makes me trust and recommend a shop. Tom is a great tech. I am so glad that I had my car worked on by him today.

I would highly recommend A/C as a great place to get your car worked on and definitely a place that you can get your problems diagnosed. They are polite, kind, relaxed, and highly professional. I wish that there were more trustworthy and reasonable shops like A/C in this area.

Thanks for reading, and to the lads at AutoCouture, thank you very much for your work today. See you Friday for my oil change.

+1

I wish they were closer to me.

I guess it's better for my wallet that they are further though so I don't throw every dollar into my car.


I had springs done on my 535i (x-drive) which is a huge pain to do, but these guys did it for me and cheaper than most places.

She shop was great, people were great, and the cars were sick.
I love the E92 M3 project car!

I highly recommend their shop and will be going there for anything that's not warranty related.

As a mater of fact, I'll be there this Saturday with a few friends.