Looking for good SS/Stock engine guru in east Ohio/west PA

[rustang]

Local shop that had been doing my work closed its doors.

Looking for a good shop experienced in limited rules type engines. Stock, Super Stock, Comp Eliminator, etc..

I'm running a Small block Ford but they don't necessarily need to be specialized in Ford.

Thanks

[Joe Marcinowski]

Precision Automotive Machine, Canton Ohio, 330-456-3045. Talk to Harley or Jeff. Well versed in the class racing thing.

Joe

[RJ]

Originally Posted by rustang

Local shop that had been doing my work closed its doors.

Looking for a good shop experienced in limited rules type engines. Stock, Super Stock, Comp Eliminator, etc..

I'm running a Small block Ford but they don't necessarily need to be specialized in Ford.

Thanks

I'd talk to Kip Martin, worry about the results first, shipping isn't a big deal.

[Jeff Colvert]

Kuntz & Company, Arkadelphia AR. 870-246-2595 Very experienced in small block and FE Ford engines. Many national records and championship quality engines on drag strip and dirt track. Ask for Jim Kuntz.

Jeff Colvert SS/G 4456 First in the 9's

[rtaylor3410]

Parsons & Meyers in Dayton, Ohio
937-228-7278

[Scotty D]

give dave watson a call,watson and ruppel performance 1-740-838-6405,their in sarahsville ohio their about 1hour east of national trail off i-70.they run the dr watson dmp 69 camaro in superstock and build other stock and superstock and comp motors.they do ernie price's motors.

[Jeff Lee]

Originally Posted by rustang

Local shop that had been doing my work closed its doors.

Looking for a good shop experienced in limited rules type engines. Stock, Super Stock, Comp Eliminator, etc..

I'm running a Small block Ford but they don't necessarily need to be specialized in Ford.

Thanks

I always think these kinds of questions are a waste of time without the most basic piece of information included: "HOW MUCH DO YOU HAVE TO SPEND?"

[rustang]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee

I always think these kinds of questions are a waste of time without the most basic piece of information included: "HOW MUCH DO YOU HAVE TO SPEND?"

I'm not telling you how much I have to spend...let's talk about what I need done then we can talk money.

I don't understand why my question's a waste of time!? I had a damn good engine shop in my area and they closed up. Their engine guy would even come to the track to help tune. He left for Nascar country and there's simply nothing in my area that I've found so far that is comparable in quality of work and knowledge.

Also, I have a job that takes up a good portion of my time. So I don't want to travel 800 miles (there always seems to be at least one unplanned extra trip). I just think there has to be a good shop within 200 miles of me...somewhere I can drive to and back in less than a day.

I have a decent, (semi!)-competitive motor. It was built in 2006. I've just torn it down and want to freshen it (I rattled the motor once when it was new, and I think I may have compromised ring seal, etc), and at the same time need someone to take an experienced look at the combo and see what I can do to improve.

[Bub Whitaker]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee

I always think these kinds of questions are a waste of time without the most basic piece of information included: "HOW MUCH DO YOU HAVE TO SPEND?"

Well Jeff, I think you managed to halfway piss him off... well maybe 3/4...

[Dave Ficacci]

Brian Tilburg
Montoursville PA
570-998-2689