Machine shop in Maryland
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I am looking for a good machine shop within an hour and a half drive of Frederick, MD. I am getting a LQ9 block and I need to get the block sonic tested and then bored out to 4.070. They would also be modifying the block and oil pan/windage tray to take a 4.1" stroke crank. Anyone know of any good shops? Thank you.
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I'm sure there are more options than this but I know of 2.
1 - Name unknown, it's in Pasadena. I can get the info from a buddy that had them rebuild the motor in his supercharged 3.8 so that he could run a lot more boost, it's now making about 500whp
2 - Mark Small Machine in Westminster, MD. Phone number is 410-857-3340. Website is http://marksmallmachine.com/ It's just off Route 27, right past the Shell station and police barracks.
1 - Name unknown, it's in Pasadena. I can get the info from a buddy that had them rebuild the motor in his supercharged 3.8 so that he could run a lot more boost, it's now making about 500whp
2 - Mark Small Machine in Westminster, MD. Phone number is 410-857-3340. Website is http://marksmallmachine.com/ It's just off Route 27, right past the Shell station and police barracks.
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I think I am going to stick with the regular 408 with a 4.03 bore and 4" stroke. I was think of trying to get as many cubic inches, but I now think that the amount of nitrous I will be using will make up for what cubic inches I wanted.