good machine shop

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by mrWRXdude89, May 18, 2011.

  1. mrWRXdude89

    mrWRXdude89 Member

    hello. i recently spun a bearing and will be needing to take my block and heads to a machine shop. well im not very familiar with any kind of machine shop so im asking if anyone knows of a good machine shop that is familiar with subaru motors.
     
  2. slowwrx

    slowwrx Supporting Member

    Ball Engines in Lilburn
     
  3. AutoxSTi

    AutoxSTi Member

    I keep hearing good reviews on Goza Machine shop in Acworth. Might be far from ya but they helped get my Brother in law's 930 motor together...650+whp.
     
  4. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    I'll second that. They've been a great help to several members within the community.
     
  5. Cool_____

    Cool_____ Banned

    Either Ball Engines in Lilburn or you can contact b reel on this forum.
     
  6. ballistic

    ballistic Member

    Ball Engine in lilburn. Working on 4 different subaru projects right now
     
  7. mrWRXdude89

    mrWRXdude89 Member

    do you guys do work for battleground? and if i were to bring you the block with the heads and timing belt accessories still on how much would it be to check everything out for damage?
     
  8. slowwrx

    slowwrx Supporting Member

    They do work for Batlground as well as a lot of other Atlanta area performance shops.
     
  9. slowwrx

    slowwrx Supporting Member

    Oh, most machine shops don't deal with engines that aren't torn down. They prefer to get them in short or long block form with all accesories removed.

    If you need it torn down or checked I suggest you bring it to Topspeed
     
  10. mrWRXdude89

    mrWRXdude89 Member

    i talked to b reel through PMs and he said it would be better to bring it to him like that if i dont have the tools for cam sprockets and what not
     
  11. slowwrx

    slowwrx Supporting Member

    I'm sure he can get them off. Ball Engines has a set of factory cam gear tools as well as a set of the Cobb tools.

    We also have them at TopSpeed.
     

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