You really can not say enough good things to justify the outstanding service Ray Wilson gives at PF Supercars. From the way he runs his business to the way he works on cars.

He takes even the littlest things to make you leave his shop happy. I have never delt with such a great person in the field of automobiles and I have been through many. He is by far the best tuner, mechanic, and all around good guy I have done business with and he will continue to be my only mechanic and shop I trust. He makes the other shops look like kiddy stuff. He is a perfectionist and takes his time and makes sure everything is done correct.

Thank you Ray for the great service and job on my car.

George

 

Just another success story with Ray. He's a great man, I cant wait to get my setup done to let him do his magic

 

It's nice to see one of the good guys get his just recognition.

 

+4

 

thats nice. Too bad you gotta travel far to get good service, but if its good serbice t hen its worth it.

+5!

 

I have been pumping up Ray and PFS since 2002 and I would recommend anyone with an RX7, MKIV, or IS300 to go to him.
George which car do you have? I was up there last Friday and looked at all the fd's. I don't know who owns the blue one with the WorkMeisters but I wanted to say nice paint!

 

That blue custom painted one with the Work wheels is one of te cleanest FD's I have seen!

I actually had the black Supra that was up there.

 

I'm really considering having Ray tune my car when I get my pfc. I keep hearing so many good things about him but this really does it.

If you own a seven you really are a perfectionist otherwise go get a V8 or something. These cars are amazing and unique in every aspect. They might take more time and some more money but they are worth it at the end of the day.

The guy with the works has a site with him an his crew ~ http://whatisemf.com/

 

i wasthinkin about gettin my car tuned there

 

I know there was a new York fd there which ray did a full bridge on with a 35r and it made great numbers like 460ish at 12psi and somewhere over 500 at 18 psi.
Ernie was telling me about it. The car was still up on the lift with no motor when I was up there last friday. Ray obviously knows how to hustle!

 

Actually that car was picked up by the owner as I was having mine tuned that same day. That full bridge sounds mean. The car made over 500whp on only 15psi!

 

It made 562rwhp at only 19psi!
I uploaded a comparison to a T78 with a standard streetport compared to the smaller T04R with the full bridge port. Look how the power just keeps going on the bridge port. Its nuts!

 

That is a awesome setup, I wounder why more people do not go this route. The power just keeps going.

 

Without a doubt, Ray is THE best person I have ever dealt with when it comes to cars at all. And he absolutely knows everything there is to know about 7s and tuning them. My engine is currently getting a street ported build right now. MAJOR PROPS to Ray Wilson!!!

Dee E.

 

I have the RXX-7, a 20B-powered convertible built by PFS in the old days, when Peter Farrell was actively involved.

 

Decided to keep my RX7, shut up ernie, I know what you are going to say

 

You kept your car? WOOT!!

 

I would like to share my experiences with you guys about Ray at PFS

I am the guy with the custom blue painted FD on work miesters.

Ray promised the car to me in about 4 weeks. I had the car towed up from Richmond Va since the seal was gone and it was undriveable.

Mind you I have never met Ray or been to his shop but trusted him on his reputation alone. 2 weeks later I get a call that the car is completed before the promised time. Kelly also updated me the whole time and kept me in the loop.
Anyways I have a very busy schedule so I ask if I can just have my tow guy pick up the car and handle all the payments on the phone. Kelly took care of it and then had Ray talk to me just to fill me in and to bring my car back after 1k to check over everything and change my oil for free.

I recieved the car last nite and drove it and then today I get a call follow up call from Kelly asking me if everything was fine.

I am 32 years old and have been into import cars since I was 17. I have dealt with numerous shops and builders and I have never NOT ONCE experienced the level of service, proffesionalism and sincerity as I did with PFS.

Thats it I am hooked for life, When I sent the enclosed trailor out to pick up the FD I took my r33 skyline out of my friends shop and had them drop that off at PFS for tuning and installation of some items while the rx7 was getting picked up.

Amazing amazing amazing PFS is on point and def gets my 2 thumbs way high up

 

So what's that blue paint? Its pretty sharp.

 

Its a house of kolor candy paint job

The color is called Kandy Cobalt Blue with Rosetta Red Pearl

I really dont reccomend it on a car that gets driven alot because it cannot be duplicated, so a minor fender bender requires a whole repaint. Most chopper guys use them because if they need a whole repaint its not that big of a deal.

However they do make a new line of paints that are not true candy's but look like a candy and are much more affordable as well since they are simple 2 step jobs

 

sorry off topic

how did you know about this


Thank you so much!

And again big thanks to Ray Wilson
Drove the car this morning and its perfect!

 

House of Kolors, I should have guessed. It looked like a candy but I didn't know if maybe it was some Corvette color or something I wasn't familiar with. It's pretty sweet either way. Good luck with the car.

 

haven't used Ray in a while...but I will give him two thumbs up for the experiences I have had in the past...def. the only who will ever tune my car!

 

Rot8tn,
I saw your car there. Must say, I liked it alot. Not many I like now days with the younger guys ricing them up, but yours was very nice and clean.
E.

 

Thank you
Its true not many FD's around that I like these days
Now let me have your motor and turbo setup


I am actually going to go up there when ray is done with the other car
hope to see some sweet 7's up there and meet the PFS crew. I have never been