In need of a engine shop near Atlanta
 

I have a buddy who is looking for a person or shop who will do the final
assembly of his Mopar 340 engine and degree the cam, This is a street
motor for his 1968 Plymouth Barracuda.

He lives in Gwinnett County outside of Atlanta.

Contact:
Jesse Rivera
714-244-5320
Jrivers74@yahoo.com

Thanks in advance.

Re: In need of a engine shop near Atlanta
 

Brad Van Lant. Maybe extra in shipping but worth it in piece of mind.

If needed I have a correct numbered intake

Re: In need of a engine shop near Atlanta
 

X2 for Brad Lant!!

Re: In need of a engine shop near Atlanta
 

Nothing at all wrong with Brad, except for the 700 mile distance.
For a street motor, maybe try Rob Walden at Lamar Walden racing engines.

Re: In need of a engine shop near Atlanta
 

Scott Duggins aka PAR Racing Engines in Spartanburg, SC, about 175 miles from Atlanta

Re: In need of a engine shop near Atlanta
 

While he sells mainly parts and service for the 80's-90's series turbo and N/A Mopars online...I can certainly attest that Steve at turbododgeparts.com has a great affiliated machine shop and engine builder in Peachtree Corners, GA just N.E. up the road from Atlanta.
He did my head for my 2.2L Stocker came in under quote, timely, cares about their customers and sourced everything they said they would and the machining was top notch at decent pricing.

Good luck.

Re: In need of a engine shop near Atlanta
 

Phil ,Chad Langdon here, they have a complete machine shop and build engines from Juniors to? ? ?Caheely Performance? in Chickamauga,Georgia about 150 miles away from Atlanta,just won Top Sportsman in Charlotte,NC this weekend, have known Tyler and his Dad for many years,they can handle that no problem!

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I talked to Eddie (Tyler’s dad and a past world champion on the IHRA side) at the Baby Gators about doing a 360 Stroker motor for me. I decided to stay focused on SS so didn?t follow through but would have no reservations whatsoever about using them. Great thing about using a Pro shop is they won?t ?assume? all the machining was done correctly.