Engine rebuild in Dallas area
07-12-2009, 02:36 PM
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Engine rebuild in Dallas area I'm trying to find a shop that would rebuild a block I have. Its already a 4.030 bore that I want to get punched out to a 4.060.
So I need a block bored/prepped and assembled, anyone know a good shop for this?
Trying to figure out what makes more sense before I purchase a shortblock.
So I need a block bored/prepped and assembled, anyone know a good shop for this?
Trying to figure out what makes more sense before I purchase a shortblock.
07-12-2009, 04:30 PM
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I'm trying to find a shop that would rebuild a block I have. Its already a 4.030 bore that I want to get punched out to a 4.060.
So I need a block bored/prepped and assembled, anyone know a good shop for this?
Trying to figure out what makes more sense before I purchase a shortblock.
So I need a block bored/prepped and assembled, anyone know a good shop for this?
Trying to figure out what makes more sense before I purchase a shortblock.
07-12-2009, 06:56 PM
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Don't know how far you are from Denton but there's a place called Wayne Calvert precision engines. My dad, brother, and myself have been having machine work done there for a while and they've always done a perfect job. Not one single complaint. This place has been in business for a very long time and I've never heard a complaint. If you go there you'll be as pleased as you could possibly be. Their website is www.waynecalvertengines.com Give them a call.
07-12-2009, 08:20 PM
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Don't know how far you are from Denton but there's a place called Wayne Calvert precision engines. My dad, brother, and myself have been having machine work done there for a while and they've always done a perfect job. Not one single complaint. This place has been in business for a very long time and I've never heard a complaint. If you go there you'll be as pleased as you could possibly be. Their website is www.waynecalvertengines.com Give them a call.
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