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Graham Goode Performance Centre

Racing History - Company Details - Performance Centre

The Graham Goode Performance Centre has many specialist departments:-

  • Cosworth, Subaru and Mitsubishi: We cater for Cosworth, Subaru & Mitsubishi models. GGR are the worlds leading authority on the Ford Cosworth rage of vehicles, and are recognised as a source of reliable and helpful technical information. Our Subaru and Mitsubishi knowledge is rapidly expanding and we are swiftly becoming the leading suppliers of parts for all imported Japanese vehicles.

  • Mail-order: GGR offer a fast and efficient world wide mail order and despatch service. This department regularly delivers parts to over 50 countries, backed up by state of the art communication systems with voice mail and secure ordering facilities through our ISDN phone lines.

  • Automotive Superstore: Over 6000 sq/ft of display area, catering for the requirements of both the specialised and everyday motorist.

  • Workshop Facilities: Parts supply is only a small part of the Graham Goode Performance Centre. The comprehensive workshop area is where the specialist parts and our range of fast road conversions are designed and developed. It is also where our own racing cars and modified cars for customers are built. The experienced workshop staff also has the latest diagnostic and measurement equipment available, ensuring that any work is carried out to the highest standards. The workshops can offer the full range of repair and service facilities from regular day to day maintenance, up to complete competition car preparation. Fast road conversion work requires a combination of both road, and competition car building techniques. (A road car has to perform without any vices, drive perfectly when cold, idle smoothly in traffic etc. where as a competition car is expected to be driven to it's maximum at all times. A fast road conversion has to meet both of these requirements, so the development required is the worst of both worlds! )