Researching shops to do auto to manual conversion

[SilentDeath128]

As the title states, I am beginning to research different shops that can do this project. I prefer it be located locally. I am located in NE Philly area.

I have a 99 integra LS. Currently an automatic transmission that I want to convert to manual. I would like to work with the person, who will perform the labor, on the conversion to help me piece together all the necessary parts. I have a good list of general items, just need specific items like bolts, clips, harnesses etc. It is also a DD car so downtime needs to be kept down to a minimum while doing the conversion.

If someone has had this done to their car before by a shop, let me know! I prefer a shop which have done this before. Drop a PM or E-mail. Thanks in advance!

[Evo8kid]

jon@street-solutions knows hondas very well!

[Proven]

Also nick or Anthony at www.elitejdm.com in Phila. He will also have all the parts in stock for you. (Calling them is your best bet)

Bob

[agoodall]

where are you located?

[KrazyHouseCustoms]

PM'd you.

[SilentDeath128]

Thanks for the references! I live in the NE philly area.

[CleanNeon98]

Im in NE philly and can certainly lend you help as long as you have a garage, im not gona charge you or anything but just so you know, in most cases especially on a stock car its just easier to sell your auto car and get a stick shift.

There is a place right off of Bustleton and Philmont (right near the train station, in the same parking lot behind the little strip mall) that is a trans special shop but they told me what I just told you for my old car, and many other shops confirmed.

[SilentDeath128]

Im in NE philly and can certainly lend you help as long as you have a garage, im not gona charge you or anything but just so you know, in most cases especially on a stock car its just easier to sell your auto car and get a stick shift.

There is a place right off of Bustleton and Philmont (right near the train station, in the same parking lot behind the little strip mall) that is a trans special shop but they told me what I just told you for my old car, and many other shops confirmed.

I just have spent so much time into it already I would rather not start over again. But I have thought about it and prefer to go this route. Thanks for the advice though.

[Travd23]

There's a shop around Lancaster called Precision Roadster that does a lot of good custom work. I'd recommend them.