Any decent shops in Maryland to rebuild shortblock?
03-19-2003, 09:54 AM
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Re: Any decent shops in Maryland to rebuild shortblock? Phil I'm with ya man. There are no corvette shops specific to our cars that I know of. www.fbodycentral.com does some good motor work though. Jason is a great guy! BTW will you be at MIR this weekend? And have you ever clayed for a cam? Either getting that G5X2 or the 230/230 .595/.595 110.
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03-19-2003, 09:55 AM
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Re: Any decent shops in Maryland to rebuild shortblock? Phil I'm with ya man. There are no corvette shops specific to our cars that I know of. www.fbodycentral.com does some good motor work though. Jason is a great guy! BTW will you be at MIR this weekend? And have you ever clayed for a cam? Either getting that G5X2 or the 230/230 .595/.595 110.
See ya man,
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See ya man,
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03-19-2003, 10:00 AM
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Re: Any decent shops in Maryland to rebuild shortblock? I'll probably be there. I finally got my datalogger to work and moved my shift points up 900rpm. We will see.... I'll probably have Jackson build the short block and have them install it.
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03-19-2003, 02:52 PM
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Re: Any decent shops in Maryland to rebuild shortblock? Yeah, call Jason. He really knows his stuff and works a lot on LS1's, he has good prices and won't rip you off. He gets REAL busy during race season, so I'd get in there as quick as you can.
