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NEED HELP! Looking for reputable Engine rebuilder

Hello.

Looking for reputable Engine re-builder for a 1989 3.2L It had 150,000 miles and it time for a complete rebuild. i live in Las Vegas, so if there is anyone out there that can help. Let me know... thanks so much!

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call Henry @ supertech...760 728 3062...you will get the best value from him guaranteed...take a drive & visit him...just west of San Diego, CA...
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Watercooled?

I will call but I thought I'd ask here too, Does Henry rebuild water cooled engines? I have a 2002 C4S with a blown IMS bearing which caused other damage. Thanks!
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If you have a 2002 Carrera4S with the IMS failure...you are better off buying a new engine from Porsche.

The reason I say this is that with the IMS bearing now failed, you have junk all through out the engine and oil system.

Sorry to hear this, and good luck.
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TibetanT - Yes, it has an IMS bearing failure. The Engine is completely disassembled. SOme damage was found but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. I bought a new IMS Tube with a new ceramic bearing installed. THe chains rails had some wear and one oil pump had some damage. I plan on rebuilding it. I am considering buying a used engine so I can run the car while I rebuild the engine either myself or pay someone.

Flat 6 Innovations apparently is one of THE BEST rebuilders in the country from what I hear from a few people in the racing community. Jack Raby has some great reviews, however, he gets top $$ for his work. They also have a great class on how to rebuild a 911 engine. Don't know if I can afford that route.



Good Luck to all those out there trying to rebuild!
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FirstPorsche. on your rebuild I highly recommend you replace the scavenge oil pumps in the heads and get a new oil filter housing. I find it too hard to get all the fine bits out of the plastic filter housing.

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