Rebuilt Longblock

Discussion in 'Street/strip 400/430/455' started by 70larkownr, Jul 18, 2004.

  1. 70larkownr

    70larkownr Where did that civic go?

  2. 70larkownr

    70larkownr Where did that civic go?

    No Replies, just nobody dealt with these people before?
     
  3. mjoe7

    mjoe7 In the beginning God...

    Me too.

    I was curious of that also. Are they a reputable company?
    They have good deals.
    I guess you could be the first to tell us so.
    Mike
     
  4. tommyodo

    tommyodo Well-Known Member

    I would be very suspect of this outfit. Look at the charge for minor performance upgrades. I just have to believe that these engines have cast pistons w/ deep dish. Somewhere in the disclaimer process I would bet they make a statement that their engine replaces, but is not identical to, the engines listed in the ad.

    No Credit Cards? No Pedigree? No Credibility file? Price seems high. They have every engine ever built by every company? What a large warehouse they must have.

    My local machine shop and some internet master kits and I could build my own for less than $1200-1300.
     
  5. RACEBUICKS

    RACEBUICKS Guest

    Mark, You are closer to my engine guy than I am. If it was me I would just make a trip to Eureka Kansas and see Eric Ruge 620-583-6484. He can rebuild your engine and it will be much better than any thrown together long block..
     
  6. 70larkownr

    70larkownr Where did that civic go?

    O Man now that is something I can use! Thanks for telling me about him! What kind of engine did he get put together for you? How much did it run $$ wise if you dont mind me asking?
    Thanks,
    Mack
     
  7. RACEBUICKS

    RACEBUICKS Guest

    He built ever engine I have had for about 15 years now, including redoing my 535 after a few mishaps. He is very qualified for the job. As for costs he can do an inexpensive motor as well as a high dollar. Just call him and talk that way you can get an idea where your at. Let him know your budget also so he can do the best he can to stay in it.
     

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