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Monkeywrench
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Well I've been doing a lot of reading thanks to your guys suggestions of the best books on BB buildups and I'm almost ready to head off ot the machine shop (almost being a very relative term)
So does anyone have some ballpark ideas of what machine shop should charge so I can judge who is giving me a good deal.
What I need done:
I have a block that has supposedly been hot tanked and bored 0.030 over. It has a small amount of surface rust on it so it needs to be checked (for bore size and deck flatness) and needs to be cleaned up again.
I was also going to have them install the cam bearings and freeze plugs.
I do not yet have pistons or rings. Are they going to need them before they check /rebore to check the clearances?
I have a crank that has been stamped 0.010 so I assumed it's been turned too. Would I best off giving them the crank and have them assemble the crank and bearings into the block to check clearances? I have heard align boring is overkill for a street BB.
I have a set of open 118cc chamber, 256/114cc ports heads that already have the valves and springs installed. On the bottom they have a tin bit of scale and surface rust. Can they be cleaned with the values in or do I need to remove them?
After I get back a block with a crank installed I think I can take it from there.
So what do you guys think a ballpark price would be for each step?
Thanks for the info. I'll definitely be back with more questions.
So does anyone have some ballpark ideas of what machine shop should charge so I can judge who is giving me a good deal.
What I need done:
I have a block that has supposedly been hot tanked and bored 0.030 over. It has a small amount of surface rust on it so it needs to be checked (for bore size and deck flatness) and needs to be cleaned up again.
I was also going to have them install the cam bearings and freeze plugs.
I do not yet have pistons or rings. Are they going to need them before they check /rebore to check the clearances?
I have a crank that has been stamped 0.010 so I assumed it's been turned too. Would I best off giving them the crank and have them assemble the crank and bearings into the block to check clearances? I have heard align boring is overkill for a street BB.
I have a set of open 118cc chamber, 256/114cc ports heads that already have the valves and springs installed. On the bottom they have a tin bit of scale and surface rust. Can they be cleaned with the values in or do I need to remove them?
After I get back a block with a crank installed I think I can take it from there.
So what do you guys think a ballpark price would be for each step?
Thanks for the info. I'll definitely be back with more questions.