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Old 08-13-2014, 06:46 PM
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Hi any recommendations on where to have a built short block done at? Just spun a bearing and I'm looking to have a bottom end built and shooting for 500+whp.
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InlinePRO!!!

Their motors are in the fastest s2000's!!!
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On the West Coast, Laskey Racing puts out a great engine.
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Endyn down in Fort Worth, Larry and Josh are the best!
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Mission Critical Performance (Saul Salceda) in California. K-, B-, F-series engine building guru. My longblock has been strong thus far and his engines are in two 230+mph bonneville salt flat cars.
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inline pro or laskey gets my vote, everyone seems really happy with their built blocks
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I am going to inline pro have mine done, it also helps they are about a mile away from my house.
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If you are only shooting for a little over 500whp I don't know that I would spend the money on a built bottom end. There are plenty of people including me that made over 500 on a stock bottom end with no issues. I understand that you spun a bearing so you might as well get it built but you may be able to find a used motor in great shape for a lot less than the cost of a built bottom end. I am by no means trying to discourage you from the built route but I like to save money where I can. If you get a built bottom end you are gonna want more power
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Yeah another stock block would be nice but it's hard to find one with low miles.. Anybody have experience with the inline pro build that uses stock sleeves and mahle pistons? I'm debating on either getting the inline pro block with mahle pistons and oem sleeves for 2800, or the laskey block with benson sleeves and cp pistons for 3600.
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He is busy as hell, so he might get pissed that I even mention this...but CNC Speedshop in Zebulon, NC wadzii on here. He will take care of what you need!


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