Looking for a good machine shop.
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Looking for a good machine shop that can be reasonable.
(If you don't have an acount it can be extemely high).
Need to check deck of head, polish the crank, check rods, surface a flywheel.
If anyone knows of an AP1 block that is available, please let me know.
Thanks.
(If you don't have an acount it can be extemely high).
Need to check deck of head, polish the crank, check rods, surface a flywheel.
If anyone knows of an AP1 block that is available, please let me know.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Col. Mustard,Sep 3 2008, 08:11 PM
you going to fix it then sell or fix and keep whoich is what i vote for. i will talk to my engine builder but he typically only does BIg block chevy stuff i'll let you know.
I had two machine shops inspect my current block. Which has Darton sleeves, installed by a Darton recommended shop. I have been on the phone with Darton in Carlsbad CA and we were both pissed off on what I had to say, and what they had to say.
I am building this motor. I just need a good machine shop to inspect certain things. I am looking at inline pro for another sleeved block with AEBS sleeves.
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Originally Posted by Col. Mustard,Sep 4 2008, 10:35 PM
well i hope you keep the beast. On a side note I can't get a hold of my guy he might be on vacation.
I just would like some leads when I get into town. Which is quite soon now. Next Friday.
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