Engine builder thread, good? bad? what is a good time frame???
#41
Has anyone tried this ""Shooter" outfit. I got a PM from him a few days ago. Great thread.
http://www.motorsbyshooter.com/
http://www.motorsbyshooter.com/
#43
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From: Grand Rapids, MI
Dave's rebuilding my motors right now. Before I went with him, I considered a half dozen other builders. I could find some level of dirt on every one besides Dave. I dug as hard as I could to find something, but found nothing. The closer I looked, the more happy customers I found.
Coincidentally, Dave's shop is literally two miles from my house. I stop in every couple of weeks (he's there 12 hours a day every day) and he's always very honest, answers any question, and is very transparent about where he's at in the process.
And the way I look at it, he's actually cheaper than anybody else. I'd rather pay a little more for a pair of engines that will last three times as long!
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From: OK CIty, OK
Smith Power is doing mine and everything looks awesome. Timeline has slipped as I've added things and they had some trouble with their dyno. But that shop jas been through a lot and I know it will be correct when I receive it.
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Joe Irwin at Fast Forward Race Engines! Best engine builder I have ever seen and I have experiance with some of biggest name engine builders out there.
Time Frame well that is a loaded question for any shop. It depends how many engines are in front of you when you drop yours off. Might be a month. Might be 3 months.
I have never personally worked with an engine builder that has taken more than 3 months to do my engines.
Time Frame well that is a loaded question for any shop. It depends how many engines are in front of you when you drop yours off. Might be a month. Might be 3 months.
I have never personally worked with an engine builder that has taken more than 3 months to do my engines.





