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| Machine shop In Lancashire Recomendations Please Hi guys, Im in need of some recomendations for a machine shop in lancashire that can bore, deck, install cam bearings and clean my block. Ive run local shop and they cant install cam bearings or clean so not happy. I rememer talking to Smax from preston but I think he moved on to the USA, so anywhere in preston would be fine, so fire away please :thumb: |
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| Re: Machine shop In Lancashire Recomendations Please http://www.huddartengines.co.uk/engine.htm I have no eperience of the quality of their work but they are over your way. I know a few in Yorkshire but not so many your way. The only person I would trust with my brass is Ken Coleman at EDA (Castleford), having spent a few afternoons watching him machine, build and dyno he seems to be at the top of his game. Good luck.
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| Re: Machine shop In Lancashire Recomendations Please Hi Lee, looks ok but again still a long way from where Im at, Im having to rope my dad into moving the block in his van and he moans like a bugger about stuff like that, so Im looking for somewhere as enar as possible really...cheers anyway |
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| Re: Machine shop In Lancashire Recomendations Please if you try Engine Tecniks in Westhoughton they should help (if i remember his name's Rob), he sorted out a 3.9 Rover block that i had and for a reasonable price, it came back looking new. Well worth a look at. i think that you'll find them on Yell.com. Good Luck. |
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| Re: Machine shop In Lancashire Recomendations Please Quote:
thanks for the reference, I did email them through their website and he rang while i was out, but I didnt bother getting back to him, but I will now.. cheers Ben :thumb: |
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| Re: Machine shop In Lancashire Recomendations Please Hi, Try the headshop in Warrington, about 5 mins of the M6. They have just done some work for me on an inlet manifold (skim). 01925 851166 ask for John. Regards Chris |
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