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I admit it - this is a dream job and I get to see everything from rare and exotic supercars to daily drivers that families rely on.  You asked and we heard you, we are going to start sharing more about what goes on in the shop in a new series of videos coming to our YouTube channel

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In the last blog post I did an update on what's happening inside and outside of the building, from parking lots and security to the epoxy floor inside.  This post is a little different - and one I need your help on.

We get a lot of requests to see what goes on in the shop, everything from what we are working on to what we do in the day to day.  I admit it - this is a dream job and I get to see everything from rare and exotic supercars to daily drivers that families rely on.  In the mornings I often spend the first 5 minutes of my day walking the shop and drinking it all in.  We all do it - once when I asked one of our techs (Andrew) what the day was like he pointed to a Lamborghini Diablo and said simply 'this - this makes it a great day'.  This morning, when I have my start of day business meeting with Renato he talked about the feeling that he gets from cars.  In this case it was a Boxster engine that he had rebuilt and finished over the weekend, "...You need to feel it, you need to feel what the engine does and how the car feels when its running.  That will tell you as much about how the rebuild went as anything else."
In this case he was grinning from ear to ear and insisted I take it for a test drive.  That's an offer I can never turn down, nor is the chance to learn, not only what makes the engine tick, but Renato.  When he talks about engines, cars or building a business I listen.
I hear the same kind of thing from Stefan when he is prepping for a dyno run, when Chino knocks a detailing job out of the park, when Brandon finishes a complex engine job or when Shanna and Any get a scheduling challenge and a logistical parts challenge sorted. 
More than that - we hear from you.  We've had a lot of requests to see an dyno pull or how we change an IMS bearing on a Porsche and all things in between.  Unfortunately we can't bring customers into the back of the shop due to insurance reasons and general safety - but we can do something almost as good.

That's why I need your help.  I'm starting to produce some longer videos on what you are looking for and I want your input as to what you want to see.  Leave a comment here, or facebook or instagram.

I'm going to be posting to our YouTube channel over the next few weeks with the content you are looking for and one that gives you a much better insight into what we do here.  Lets take that spirit of ingenuity and create something different. I'm looking forward to your comments and showing you yet another side of RSP Motorsports.