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2024 list of trustworthy machine shops ?

In the past I have used Ollie's with good results but the time to complete work is typically very long. Can anyone recommend other trustworthy machine shops with air-cooled Porsche machining experience?



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What do you need done? I know cgarr here on the forum Craig does head work et and is reasonable and does good work.
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I used a local machine shop for my rods back in the day and "cgarr" for my heads (highly recommend cgarr!!!).

Later, Millenium going through EBS Racing handled replating of the Nikasil I destroyed by accident on the cylinders.
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It seems like those of us who have in the biz for a long time are feeling the effects
of others retiring. I was up to sixteen engines behind here for a while.
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I was happy with the work I had done by Xtreme Cylinder heads. It was not fast or cheap but the finished product was beautiful, ports and chamber all CNC machined.

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Craig (cgarr) at G2 in Grand Rapids, MI just rebuilt my heads, rocker arms and cam towers at a competitive price and a 4 week turn around. The heads look great - new valves, guides, and springs (I provided) plus ported and polished to S-spec.

Millennium Technologies in Plymouth, WI does nickel silicon carbide plating for LN Engineering's (Momence, IL) Nickies cylinders plus others. I have been waiting 10 weeks so far for plating on my new cylinders - backlog at Millennium.
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I just got my heads back from Anchor Atlantic in NJ. I basically sent them bare heads that needed some of the exhaust stud holes repaired (timeserted). I was quoted $2400-$2600 after providing them detailed pictures of my heads. Heads came back about a month later, looks beautiful, deck height set, numbered for each side, bill was $3600!. This is for a complete rebuild. New valve seats, new valve guides, new valves, new springs-keepers-retainers etc, with the spring height shimmed etc and around 5 or 6 of the exhaust studs getting timeserted.

One of the heads was in bad shape at the exhaust stud location, so I'm wondering if the head was replaced with a better one, even though all the cast date codes still match.

1971 911 T heads

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