Re: Midwest area machine shop
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12/24/16 04:39 PM
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steve660
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YES...call Kevins Machine Shop in Liberty mo. Liberty is a suburb of KC. 816 781 4615. Ask to talk to Don (big don) Burlington, he's been building race engines for 40+ years. He built the engine in the new white Camaro that ran unlimited in Drag week a couple years ago. Also builds lots of roundy round engines now since local drag strip shut down. He also helped me fix my butchered 632 from MM.
Last edited by steve660; 12/24/16 07:29 PM.
PSO headed 632 from MM. Cracked cylinder, loose valve seats, low oil pressure, low cylinder pressure. ..... Now its a door stop....
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Re: Midwest area machine shop
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12/24/16 06:02 PM
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racerx
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dont look at st.louis,we dont have any good machine shops I don't know bout that ....but MBJ here in the STL did me right what ever you do stay away from MBJ out of granite city ill .
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Re: Midwest area machine shop
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12/24/16 06:59 PM
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jeff1974
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Ditto on precision engine and Don Kulash here in the st Louis metro East... The top machinist builder in the metro East. There is is another machinist-builder with excellent credentials recommendations further south in Marissa Illinois as well. Can't remember the name, I've got his card around here someplace I'll post it when I track it down
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Re: Midwest area machine shop
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12/26/16 02:26 PM
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Blues_Cuda
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dont look at st.louis,we dont have any good machine shops Bad experiences at a certain shop? Curious why you have that opinion...
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Re: Midwest area machine shop
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12/26/16 03:21 PM
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Anyone know of any machine shops in the Midwest area (as close as possible to Kansas City) that are reputable for Mopar stuff? Like the ability to prep a Hemi block, Bush lifter bores, etc... I would recommend Mid America Racing Engines. Dave built my 505 cubic inch max wedge engine, dyno tested at 620 hp/tq on pump gas in his shop. Photos of my engine are shown on his website photos. I drove back to Iowa from Utah to have Dave machine, assemble, dyno my engine, I provided all the parts. He is extremely easy to deal with, no attitude at all. Dave is also very knowledgable, many years of experience with Mopars, and all other types of engines. His prices are very reasonable also, call around to compare. He won the mopar muscle magazine engine challenge a few year back with a stroker big block. He also did very well with the Hemi, budget big block, and small block engines he build other years for the challenge. I included a few links below. Mid America Racing Engines. 1945 West 18th St Washington, IA 52353 319-653-6282 Dave Bruns-Owner/Engine Builder http://www.midamericaracingengines.com/http://www.midamericaracingengines.com/gallery.htmlhttp://www.hotrod.com/articles/mopp-0703-2006-mopar-engine-challenge/http://www.hotrod.com/articles/mopp-1202...gine-challenge/http://www.hotrod.com/articles/mopp-0603-2005-mopar-muscle-engine-challenge-results/http://www.hotrod.com/articles/mopp-0602-2005-mopar-hemi-engine-challenge/#mopp_dyno_web_05_z
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