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Old 06-01-2012, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Track Junky View Post
I agree with using a local machinist but as long as we're human errors can and will be made. I use my local machinist for years and have always built my own engines, partly because of cost but also I believe that if you want it done right.......That's what we do from these projects building them. IMHO

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Agreed. If I had the time, the shop, and the tools I would do the same. It's gotta be nice to gap your own rings and check your own tolerances.
your anal retentive enough to be a great engine builder (assembler), we can build you a nice clean room to do it in.
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