james99ws6

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I Dont care if i have to drive for Four hours in any direction, i need a good machine shop around buffalo, NY. I'll go into canada if needed. let me know if you have any suggestions.

SSINFUL

I'm about as far away from you as can be. But, I can suggest you look for what you seek in dogpile: http://www.dogpile.com/ and then further check out the answers w/ the BBB: http://search.bbb.org/search.html

There are some in Buffalo...

AFTICA

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When I lived in Depew 15 years ago, I used Jan-Cen Automotive on Transit road in West Seneca for all my stuff. They did quality work at reasonable prices back then, don't know about now though.

HydroStream6

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Depends what you need done... some good places here in Rochester are Drakes Engine and Farmer Automotive.

james99ws6

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i trying to get an Align hone, a cylinder hone, rotating assembly balanced, and cam bearings pressed in.

AFTICA

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Jan-Cen should be able to do all of it. I went to high school with one of the owners, Mike Janis. Tell him Darryl from Lancaster High School sent you. Haven't talked to him in the 15+ years I've been in FL but he should be able to help you.

BAD2000TA

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I grew up in Kenmore and moved to Houston 5 years ago. I had J&L Performance (or is it J&L Machine Shop) out on Walden in Depew machine my Pontiac 455 block, crank, and heads. They did an excellent job for a good price. I compared the work and price to Jan-cen and others and still would go back. My brother also had them work on his 440 for his 1971 Roadrunner. Great place. Ask for Paul.


Brian DePriest

Tony Mamo @ AFR

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Check with Carl McQuillen Racing Engines as well....Carl is a good guy, does excellent work, and charges reasonable prices. I think he is extremely close to Buffalo, NY.

His phone # is (585)768-2322

AFTICA

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I remember J&L also. The used to do alot of Ford work when I was there.

ablakez28

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i talked to carl over at Carl McQuillens, i think he is the most qualified. I guess he has done alot of work on LS1's. thanks for the tip.