94 guy

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good or bad?

Disturbed Bird

iTrader: (9)

there a vary good builder alot of people on here will recommend them and there top notch service. i personally never had them re sleeve anything

Haans249

iTrader: (24)

I would almost bet they don't actually sleeve in house. Either way, they're a really reputable top notch builder, and I wouldn't be afraid of them.

94 guy

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i called lme and they claim to do it in house?

njc.corp

i thought i seen that RED does it for them?

94 guy

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can someone confirm this?

ramairws6

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I'm pretty sure RED does it for them??!!

94 guy

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ramair, how do you get the 441 bore and stroke?

ramairws6

iTrader: (33)

Cubic Inches = Bore x Bore X Stroke X Number of Cylinders X .7854 4.125x4.125x4.125x8x.7854=441

94 guy

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yes i know, i'm asking you what's your bore and stroke?

Stang's Bane

iTrader: (22)

4.125 x 4.125

KCS

iTrader: (20)

Yes, they do it in house. I know this for a fact.

camarorat

iTrader: (8)

Are they still in business.

Bryan@LME

iTrader: (4)

LME is in business and hard at work!!

LME does do all of our sleeving in house. We use a 3 Axis CNC and have the proper fixturing to mount the block. In fact we offer many block machining services using the CNC: Sleeving (dry or wet), lifter truing (istallation of bronze bushings), installation of doweled billet main caps, O-ring/receiver grooves, machining for Jesel belt drives, custom brackets, etc.

Feel free to give us a call to discuss any specific operations you may be interested in.

Thanks,
Bryan Neelen
LME
713-849-4505
sales@latemodelengines.com