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Old 07-22-2016, 03:54 PM
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+1^ On what Brent said.

My other comment is engine builders and machine shops are different types of service providers. When you get the two confused you can be disappointed with the results. It sounds like your friend got the two confused. Some engine builders have machining centers that can also provide finished machining for the engine build.

Machine shops are just what their name implies — machine shops. You take parts to them and ask them to perform a particular machining operation you require. If you ask them to build your engine, they probably will. The build from an engine builder will probably be a better engine.

These events tend to be learning experiences. Think of the additional monies now being spent as tuition at a school. It is to the student's advantage to pay attention and get a diploma. This is a course you definitely don't want to take over.


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