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Turnkey motor project
I live in the Wasington, DC area & am looking to do a big inch N/A motor for my car. I'm thinking anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic & as far west as Ohio/Illinois. After reading all the horror stories of guys building thier own setup or buying a setup & tuning locally only to have something catastrophic go wrong I'm convinced I want to have one shop build, install & tune it. Any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by Mark98SS
I live in the Wasington, DC area & am looking to do a big inch N/A motor for my car. I'm thinking anywhere in the Mid-Atlantic & as far west as Ohio/Illinois. After reading all the horror stories of guys building thier own setup or buying a setup & tuning locally only to have something catastrophic go wrong I'm convinced I want to have one shop build, install & tune it. Any suggestions?
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