G&G Machine Shop in Tomball
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G&G Machine Shop in Tomball Has anyone done any business with this machine shop? I would like to use them but I have no idea how they operate and what their reputation is. Any help is much appreciated.
motor They did the machining on my motor. They did good work and Joe is really helpful.
Originally Posted by anLS1x2
Has anyone done any business with this machine shop? I would like to use them but I have no idea how they operate and what their reputation is. Any help is much appreciated.
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WOW!! I guess Joe does have quite a reputation! I went and talked with him on Tuesday and he seemed to know exactly what I needed to do to get things going on my 383 stroker motor. Thanks guys for all of your input! 
Man I sure am glad to hear all the props everyone's givin' Joe...I'll be pickin' up my "refreshed" short block tomorrow...He's not the cheapest (which is fine if you get what you pay for) but like everyone said he's very professional, provides great quality work and his turn around time has got to be the best in the area...I'll let everyone know how it turns out.
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Originally Posted by sphpkr
That 383 stroker in the Murray should make it hella fast!!!
Big step up from the Briggs & Stratton
Big step up from the Briggs & Stratton
I bet my lawnmower is faster than yours! 
I'm very glad to see that everyone has nothing but good things to say about Joe. I don't think his prices are too bad for getting the block cleaned up. Now when it comes time for balancing and notching the block and shaving the rods, that might be a whole other story. I hope it's not too much, my wife has me on a strict gear head budget!
Man you drove down from beeville thats a nice drive for a machine shop although Joe does do excellent work. I use to talk to a girl that lived in beeville it was just too damn far.
Originally Posted by anLS1x2
WOW!! I guess Joe does have quite a reputation! I went and talked with him on Tuesday and he seemed to know exactly what I needed to do to get things going on my 383 stroker motor. Thanks guys for all of your input!
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Originally Posted by ESR
Man you drove down from beeville thats a nice drive for a machine shop although Joe does do excellent work. I use to talk to a girl that lived in beeville it was just too damn far.
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Originally Posted by anLS1x2
Are you pokin fun at me Kelly? I bet my lawnmower is faster than yours!
I bet my lawnmower is faster than yours! When the track in Sealy re-opens, we'll line 'em up!
Thinking about putting naawwzzz and some 22" spinners on mine!
All kidding aside, good luck on your project!
