This shop and owner are great. I have an old 928s Euro model that had been sitting in my garage for >6-years unused and I wanted to get in running again. Knowing that the timing belt needed to be replaced I contacted Kevin he explained what needed to be done offered a very competive price to do it so I had the car towed to his shop. Thereafter we reviewed all the other items that he reccommended be replaced. In most cases he bought LKQ parts and saved me a lot of money on the repairs. The car is running just like it did before I retired it and it was a pleasure doing biz with him. I would highly recommend his shop and him for repair work especially considering his hourly rate as compared to the stealer!

My '86 Porsche 911 had been in and out of shops for the better part of 2 years! (Not mentioning the other shops here.) The car had an un-diagnosed stalling problem, where the engine would just cut-out on the road - very dangerous and very problematic! I used my AAA 100 mile towing (Get the Gold AAA membership!) and sent my ride to Kevin's shop. Within a week the problem was diagnosed and fixed! Kevin did some additional work to modify the exhaust, adding HP to the vehicle. All is well after more than 100 miles driving and I would recommend Kevin for anyone frustrated with mere parts replacers. I only wish the shop was a bit closer to my home. Thanks Again to Randolph Racing. Eric

As Mr. Tate said at the beginning of the comments, Kevin is a great mechanic that knows Porsches inside and out. He converted my 944 into a great autocrosser and track car by putting in a 968 engine. 86 more horsepower and does it run great! He is very accomodating in filling your requests or answering your questions, and will honestly steer you in the right direction if you ask him to do something that will not benefit the car or your pocketbook. His helper, Randy, is equallly talented and very knowledgeable, always willing to show you what he's doing and what needs attention. They make a good team. I own 3 Porsches, I will not go anywhere else.

The best part about working with Kevin is that he will give you all the choices and then make a recommendation. He doesn't just start replacing things and send you the bill. He will follow your instructions even if it turns out to be the cheap way out. Anything from twin turbo Audi's to barn find 911's he can bring them back to life. They use resources from all over the US to get the right parts and support for that upgrade that you always wanted and the cost is well below the Dealers and other local Porsche shops. Randy is a great low key asset that gets the job done. Easy to work with and on the Commuter Rail line to Boston, what could be easier?

Kevin at Randolph Racing is a highly skilled, knowledgeable and reliable Porsche mechanic and a heck of a nice guy.

I have had my 1986 Porche 911 Carrera serviced by him for the past two years.

Kevin has been honest and very fair with me regarding any needed repairs. He lets me know upfront what the time and labor costs will be and if it doesn't need fixing right away Kevin will advise me that it can wait.

I doubt very much that you would find the dedication and expertise that Kevin can offer you at another shop.

Randy also knows his cars and can upholster your vehicles entire interior with remarkable results.

Guess who else works on my Porsche? NOBODY!!!

Following the recommendation of a friend who has had Kevin service his cars for years, I brought my 911 up to have the rear end lowered and locate the source of a recent oil leak. I was impressed with Kevin's thorough examination of the car, and his assessment of what needed to be done. He fixed a number of small problems and gave me a list of things that are going to need attention in the future. The car has never felt better, and noting that I have equal length headers, a two in two out exhaust, and less restrictive filter, Kevin made a slight tweak in the DME box that has really made the engine come alive.

I live an hour and a half from the shop, so it's a bit of a pain to leave the car, but Kevin gave me a ride to the train station, and picked me up when the car was done. I will be taking the car back to Kevin for whatever needs to be done in the future. It's worth the trip.

Kevin, owner of Randolph Racing, built me a razor sharp track weapon from a '74 911 guiding my choices step by step, researching new products and even donating parts from his shop stash to fulfill my wish to have a smooth, powerful normally aspirated 911 primarily for the track yet still street legal (barely)... no easy feat. He installed and set up a full track suspension on a budget, built up my 3.2L engine gaining over 40 bhp, rebuilt a 915 tranny to my specs and installed one of the first WaveTrac LSDs ever made for a 911. He then accompanied me to the track repeatedly throughout the 2010 season listening to my feedback, towing the car back and forth, tweaking things and "working the bugs out" of all the modifications, much of it on his own time at no additional cost to me. He takes pride in his work and relishes seeing the results of his efforts enjoyed by his customers.

Randolph Racing (Kevin) has continued to support my track efforts into this 2011 season and I think that whether you need serious bang for the limited buck or have a bottomless well of money to spend, the work done at his establishment will net anyone with a pension for driving Porsches serious ear to ear smiles for years to come!

I have been taking my car to Kevin since 2007 and find his work to be not only excellent but also less expensive than the dealers. My car runs strong and smooth and I can drop in to his place anytime without having to call.

Kevin recently restored a '71 911T for me which looks and runs super and took second place at PCANER concours this year at Lars Anderson in Brookline.

I would recommend Randolph Racing to anyone looking for good and reliable service on their Porsche.

Kevin has done some considerable work on my mid 80s 911 over the last two years and I have been extremely pleased with his work. He has always been very honest and professional and his workmanship has been impeccable and has exceeded my expectations every time. The car has never driven better. He did such a nice job on the Porsche that I opted to bring my early 2000s Audi A4 into his shop as well. He has done a nice job with that car as well and has always stood by his work. I always feel confident recommending Kevin and do so with no reservations.

Kevin has performed work on my cars for over 8 yrs now. He has built me a high HP Porsche 930 race car and has worked on my BMW and another Porsche of mine as well. He has always been honest and professional, standing by his work. As we have built my race car there has been some trial and error. Kevin has taken responsibility where applicable and absorbed much costs as part of the process. As an owner of a race car that is pushed to the limits one needs to take responsibility as well, whether that be realizing that "things can happen," that there is enormous wear and tear, and that some times mistakes of the owner/driver result in damages.

Wow ! So many complaints about Kevin, how does he stay in business? He gave me outragious estimate, then wanted to ad another 5 grand onto the 7.5 grand that he gave me in the estimate. Tried to hold my car hostage for the additional unbeleiveable fee's. I had to get the cops just to get my own car. It gets better! After tge $7500.00 My Porsche 930 caught "FIRE" the first time I drove the car. Thank God I got the fire out with a extinqisher. I hate to post this, I like Kevin and Randy seems like a nice guy. But Kevin ripped me off for $7500.00 my car in flames and his overall work on my car sucked. Missing bolts, clamps, disconnected hoses, sway bar not even bolted on one side. Not only is he a bad business person he is also Dangerous. I hate to see anyone else get ripped off. Kevin please change your ways...

I paid Kevin to replace the rings in my engine. I got the car back and on the first time on the track, it blew the motor. He insisted that the car had overboosted even though there was no evidence of it. It turns out he put the wrong rings in the motor when reassembling it. He told me on a Monday to call him back at the end of the week because he thought his insurance would cover it. I called him at the end of the week and he told me to sue him. I posted my interaction on facebook and was barraged by people with similar bad experiences with Randolph Racing. He admitted to myself and and another gentleman at the track a few weeks ago, that he did in fact put the wrong rings in my car. He cannot deny it as he admitted in front of one of his own customers. He then promptly left the track.