Re: Hemi builder in the midwest
[Re: Lost in life]
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05/01/17 07:54 PM
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Willie68coronet
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Off the top of my head. Wheeler racing engines/dyno services in Blaine. Chuck lofgren/Ktre in East Bethel. Northern cylinder head in Andover. Sharadon performance in Hugo. R&R in spring lake park. Magnum superchargers in Cedar or Oak Grove. Northern cylinder head wheeler ktre sharadon r&r magnum superchargers Most of these shops aren't mopar specific but who cares. I've had good service with Northern who fixed my indy heads and made them flow nice and wheeler just did my machine work. I've talked with chuck many times about transmission tech and some engine stuff. Heard nothing but good about sharadon. They were friendly when I stopped by cuz I spotted cool rides out front.
'68 Coronet 500 w/ Indy EZ-1 headed 446, 727 trans, 9" rear First day at the track with SUV street tires and no traction: 1.688 60', 7.24 @ 101.79 in the 1/8 mile
Great customer service from: DominicThumper Carbs, B3 racing engines, Porter Racing Engines, A-1 torque converter's, Quick Performance, Racer Brown Cams, R&R Performance, Manton pushrods
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Re: Hemi builder in the midwest
[Re: Willie68coronet]
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05/01/17 09:30 PM
05/01/17 09:30 PM
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DaveRS23
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Most of these shops aren't mopar specific but who cares.
So ya think just any competent (and generic) shop can spec and build a big inch Hemi with no drama. The OP can take that advise if he wants to, but he would be much better off to go with an experienced Hemi builder.
Master, again and still
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Re: Hemi builder in the midwest
[Re: DaveRS23]
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05/01/17 09:42 PM
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Willie68coronet
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lol not saying that. They do chevy and ford and mopar wedge stuff and have done hemi's but arent "mopar specialist". As always talk to a few builders and make a choice. After saying "most of those shops" I added a few who love mopars. Lofgren does lots of hemi stuff as has sharadon and wheeler.
'68 Coronet 500 w/ Indy EZ-1 headed 446, 727 trans, 9" rear First day at the track with SUV street tires and no traction: 1.688 60', 7.24 @ 101.79 in the 1/8 mile
Great customer service from: DominicThumper Carbs, B3 racing engines, Porter Racing Engines, A-1 torque converter's, Quick Performance, Racer Brown Cams, R&R Performance, Manton pushrods
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Re: Hemi builder in the midwest
[Re: Sammy]
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05/03/17 09:20 PM
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Opel Racing Engines, I heard does great work out there. I believe there are in Wisconsin. Opel is in Streamwood, IL. Ted used to run a 68 Super Stock Barracuda, he knows his stuff! He has built a couple of engines for me, they were all flawless.
The funny thing about science is that if you change one miniscule parameter you change the entire outcome to the way you want it.
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Re: Hemi builder in the midwest
[Re: Lost in life]
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05/04/17 09:42 AM
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Living in the great white north (MN) I am looking for suggestions regarding a builder in the tri state area that can put together a 572 hemi. I have a new 4.5 bore mopar block so will need most everything else to have a complete engine. Looking for a street motor with 700-750 HP that is anvil reliable. As with anything else price is a consideration and I would rather be able to take and retrieve the finished product without the hassle of shipping. Opinions/suggestions appreciated. Thanks in advance. Competition Components, http://www.buyracingparts.com/ IMO
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