Corporate Auto Works

An otherwise very clean and rust free 1973 2002tii getting its rusted out spare tire well cut out and a new , slightly deeper one to fit wider tires/wheels getting fit

I've been a customer of theirs for 14 years, through three cars. Always had great service and will definitely choose them over the dealership and other BMW shops out there. Definitely worth ther salt for service.

After building our recent E36 M3 I found all off the shelf engine software unsatisfactory and with our customer warning to retain the stock BMW ecu we needed a way to read and write the 24Kb calibration and the full 256kb program code. Now using RomRaider and checksum corrector to work with the Siemens MS41.1 engine management , we are able to adjust the fuel maps! Enabling us to run larger injectors than the previous tuning would allow and our super M3 is smoother and faster than ever

Earlier six cylinder BMW M motors that spend time above 7000 rpm can break the crank hub & crankshaft snout , The E36 M3 is no different. For any M50/2 S50/2 engine that will see extended high rpm use, ATI makes a harmonic dampner that is a great safeguard.

Getting a STI ready for its new, much stronger engine

Putting a very fast S52 motor together

CHECK YOUR CAR: Your friends at Corporate Auto Works want to ensure your safety. Takata just expanded the airbag recall to include 34 million cars, including BMW. Click here to see if your car, truck or SUV is on the list: http://www.safercar.gov/rs/takata/index.html

Getting ready to replace a broken rear subframe on an E39 M5

To our friends, this is a great article to read if you are thinking of buying a car. This is real, every time there has been a large flood, whether it be Florida or Katrina, we have seen a ton of these cars some through for pre purchase inspections. One other inportant thing to look for is title history, where was it registered last and did it skip through a bunch of states. There are still ways to wash a title, or avoid having it say salvage on a title.

To all of our friends and customers, We will be closed Monday the 24th through Wednesday the 26th for Christmas. From all of us here, Happy Holidays and we look forward to serving you in 2013.

Decorating the shop today. Does anyone recognize our tree?