looking for shop to rebuild 302 shortblock

if i were u, stick with stangnet and do it urself. you will feel great about it when its done and u will learn a few things as well. not to mention the $$$ u will save. It really isnt THAT hard, and most of the tools u need u can rent from a place like autozone or pep boys.

How far will you drive i found a place in the atlanta area.

ok fair enough, i guess just look in yellow pages or somethin

In Savannah, I've used Auto Machine of Savannah on Old West Lathrop at Augusta Avenue. It's near the intersection of West Bay Street and West Lathrop - where you turn off of W Bay to get to the main gate of International Paper and close to where I-516 (Lynes Parkway) passes over W Bay. The entire property is bordered by Old W Lathrop on the west, Augusta Avenue on the south, West Lathrop on the east and West Bay Street on the north. You can Google Earth of Google Maps 12 OLD West Lathrop Avenue. Sorry about all of the directions, but it can be hard to find.

Guy's name is Raymond, but I hear there is talk that he might be looking to retire. I've used Raymond since the 1970s for everything from work on built big-blocks (my younger days) to re-doing the heads on a Mitsubishi SOHC I was working on last summer. They are far from being the least expensive, but in my opinion, they are dead-on the best. It's the machine shop that places like Mall Motors (on Montgomery Crossroads) uses exclusively for their machine work.

Phone is 912-233-1123.

I have heard good things about Saul's Cylinder Heads, too, but I've never personally used them and I don't know if they do short blocks.

shewitt said:

How far will you drive i found a place in the atlanta area.

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Can you let me know who?

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