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77905, Need help finding a machine shop?
Posted by freddy_00_69, Oct-11-04 08:54 AM
I live in Georgia and need a machine shop to take my motor apart and see if it really is my rings or valve guides. There is no machine shop around here which sucks. I will drive to florida to get it fixed if there is a good shop i can trust. Any help would be appreciated. I am trying to get it running soon.
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77907, RE: Need help finding a machine shop?
Posted by thedawg, Oct-11-04 09:15 AM
B & M Mach. Shop
12408 E Oglethorpe Hwy,
Midway, GA 31320
(912) 884-7474
Waters Ford Co
304 Ware St
BLACKSHEAR, GA
(912) 449-4446
Allpro Automotive
105 E Cherry St
JESUP, GA
(912) 530-8757
Ron Anderson Ford
1800 Brunswick Hwy
WAYCROSS, GA
(912) 283-3131
Jones Creek Machining Inc
RR 2 Box 45
Ludowici, GA 31316-9671
(912) 545-9975
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77908, RE: Need help finding a machine shop?
Posted by freddy_00_69, Oct-11-04 09:53 AM
Thanks, none of them do automotive. I called and some used to but now they dont. I appreciate the reply. I was kinda hoping out of my range, i dont trust anyone around here, i want shop i can trust.Down here they look at the car and they notice a turbo and automatically assume that is the cause of every one of my problems, even if my headlight was blown.
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77910, RE: Need help finding a machine shop?
Posted by Ducking_Fumbass, Oct-11-04 10:55 AM
Did you run a leakdown test? That would be the best way to see if the problem lies in the valves or in the rings.
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