professionally speaking your best bet would be to find a local machine shop that has a good reputation.. I don't know anything about them but if you have a problem with a local shop there is a better chance of them making it good.. At my engine shop (that is what i called it when i was young and it stuck) before i sold it we would prefer to rebuild and install everything in the shop although about 1/2 of the engines we did got sent out to local mechanics or sometimes far far away.
Originally Posted By: crazyoildude
professionally speaking your best bet would be to find a local machine shop that has a good reputation.. I don't know anything about them but if you have a problem with a local shop there is a better chance of them making it good.. At my engine shop (that is what i called it when i was young and it stuck) before i sold it we would prefer to rebuild and install everything in the shop although about 1/2 of the engines we did got sent out to local mechanics or sometimes far far away.
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