Northern Virginia Machine Shop?
Dec 2, 2004, 01:57 PM
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Northern Virginia Machine Shop?
Hey guys,
The time has come for me to build up my motor. I've got a core long block in very good condition to work with.
I'm looking at various options from AMS, Buschur, Darkhorse as well as doing the build myself. The last motor I built was a flat six from a Porsche 911, far more complex than the 4G63. I think with adequate time and the right machine shop I can put a good build together.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a decent machine shop in the DC area?
The time has come for me to build up my motor. I've got a core long block in very good condition to work with.
I'm looking at various options from AMS, Buschur, Darkhorse as well as doing the build myself. The last motor I built was a flat six from a Porsche 911, far more complex than the 4G63. I think with adequate time and the right machine shop I can put a good build together.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a decent machine shop in the DC area?
Dec 9, 2004, 03:59 AM
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I've heard good things about C&C in Manassas and I know two people who were satisfied with Tysons Machine. This was all for domestic V8 rebuilds, so I don't know if they do imports. For an Evo, I think I personally would go with Buschur because I don't think you'd have the communication issues that seem to plague so many machine shops.
Dec 9, 2004, 01:43 PM
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Yeah, the communication issues are what worry me. Right now I'm looking at Jackson Auto Machine up in Hanover, MD. It's only about 30 minutes further from me than than C&C and they seem to know their crap when it comes to the 4G63.
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