Block machine question?????
1. Where would you guys recommend me to go in the valley or Bay Area?
2.since I have new crank and rod bearing etc. is there any way I can clean block up myself and remove surface rust on crank without altering the specs enouph to throw off?
3. Deos anyone doo this in there garage if so how can I?
4. I was thinking spraying vinager on crankshaft or possibly clr are these bad ideas?
5. Was wondering if I was to go to a machinest how much SHOULD they charge? What is a fair price?
Thanks a lot for reading my post guys and thank you for any positive feedback
2.since I have new crank and rod bearing etc. is there any way I can clean block up myself and remove surface rust on crank without altering the specs enouph to throw off?
3. Deos anyone doo this in there garage if so how can I?
4. I was thinking spraying vinager on crankshaft or possibly clr are these bad ideas?
5. Was wondering if I was to go to a machinest how much SHOULD they charge? What is a fair price?
Thanks a lot for reading my post guys and thank you for any positive feedback
3. No, not with the rust on the machined surfaces.
4. Bad idea.
6. A fair price depends on what they actually had to do. $850 sounds a little steep, but I wouldn't know unless you can list what operations were actually done. One local shop here charges about $950 to refresh and rebuild a shortblock with new rings and bearings, but that's starting with a relatively clean rust free shortblock and no spun bearings.
I dont know your area, but I'd keep looking. Find someone who has the time to talk specifics on what work is being done, and get it in writing when you drop your stuff off.
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I'm in Nor. Cal. Bay Area but am willing to travel to the vAlley but that's a great post last time I got machine work done there was no written contract stating what was to be done and pricing I will definetly do that this time so I don't get twice the bill after it's all done.
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