Midwest area engine builders
Midwest area engine builders where should i take my stock ls1 for a streetable performance rebuild in the midwest? im from SE Wisconsin so anywhere in state or northern IL.
I have plenty of my machine work done at Mick's auto (Eaton lane; 1 block
north of Rapids drive).Old man Rich Naggy inherited this shop at 19 when his
pops suddenly passed. After 5 decades he's pretty thorough..although a bit
slow but the quality is worth the wait...especially if you're planning a winter
build. I assume you would be doing the teardown and reassembly ??? Hell I
could even give ya a hand as I work in Oak Creek. Otherwise if you wanted
a machine shop to do all the breakdown and rebuild then C & S performance
in Butler would be your best bet. They also do quite a few machine jobs for
me and their quality is top notch. I know a few of their guys and they aren't
just cash-only part timers as some shops employ. These are professionals
and all have many years of machining and hot rodding experience. Lastly if
you didn't mind a drive to a shop that specializes in stroker LS engines, look
at AES (Tony Shroeder) formerly of Fast Times Motorworks..he's in the burbs
on Chicago's N.West side..Last summer I toured his shop..quite an outfit with
some really great minds at work...however this would probably be your most
expensive option.
north of Rapids drive).Old man Rich Naggy inherited this shop at 19 when his
pops suddenly passed. After 5 decades he's pretty thorough..although a bit
slow but the quality is worth the wait...especially if you're planning a winter
build. I assume you would be doing the teardown and reassembly ??? Hell I
could even give ya a hand as I work in Oak Creek. Otherwise if you wanted
a machine shop to do all the breakdown and rebuild then C & S performance
in Butler would be your best bet. They also do quite a few machine jobs for
me and their quality is top notch. I know a few of their guys and they aren't
just cash-only part timers as some shops employ. These are professionals
and all have many years of machining and hot rodding experience. Lastly if
you didn't mind a drive to a shop that specializes in stroker LS engines, look
at AES (Tony Shroeder) formerly of Fast Times Motorworks..he's in the burbs
on Chicago's N.West side..Last summer I toured his shop..quite an outfit with
some really great minds at work...however this would probably be your most
expensive option.
