Empire there's plenty of macine shops in the South Bay area Gardena/Torrance used to be high perf heaven.....

So we all are in agreement that the seller isn't the bad guy here is what I am reading...So how about an apology to the guy empire!!!!!!!!

[QUOTE=RunninHotRacing158;2824525]That says something about the work Comp Machine does if tired engines can push a Skater 147mph.

They have my vote! :)

That sure gives them bragging rights :ernaehrung004:

actually you are mistaken, first you clean the surface, then you spray the die, then you use the die remover then you spray the white developer. which is what we see. the developer leaches the die out of any crack or porosity in the metal.

The picture appears to be showing circumferential cracks.

[QUOTE=bustag;2824543][QUOTE=RunninHotRacing158;2824525]

:food-smiley-007:

Mike wrote:
At this time, i am going to looking into the machining the block work. Once i get a clear answer from the machining work, and if it was caused by the machine guy, i will call and wrote an apology to the seller Jeff. At this time, there is no fact's yet, just every ones opinion. I need facts and hard results. If there was nothing found that the machine guy had done wrong with machining the blocks, then we know he is not what everyone say's about him after all. We just have to wait and see the results. I will start looking into it next week or so.

Anything in regard of what I should be looking and checking as well while finding a different machine shop to look into the motors and try to figure out how or what made the cracks. I appreciate this information meanwhile.

nevermind

To quote the great actor Steven Segal:

"Assumptions are the mother of all **** ups"

and bustag's favorite:

"You see, this profession is filled to the brim with unrealistic motherf&^%$#s."

Maybe some more fact finding should have been done before dragging someones name throught the mud.

Do you actually expect the machine shop to fess up if they are the cause of the problem? I highly doubt that is gonna happen.:rolleyes:

Samuel L. Jackson:

When you make an assumption you make an Ass of U and Umption.

Nobody is saying your machine guy doesn't know what he is doing!!!! I think the whole thing comes down to you have used motors that were getting down to the last stages of their life expectancy...you were lokking for a deal and you got what you paid for!!!!