Machine shop recommendations

[19-911-65]

I have a 2.2E that I need to send out to have prepared for a stock rebuild. Looking for a good shop(s) for case work, crank, rods, MFI pump, heads...etc.

I am located in Charleston, SC

Thanks,

Glenn

[SilberUrS6]

I hear Motormeister is the go-to shop.

[19-911-65]

Originally Posted by SilberUrS6

I hear Motorshyster is the go-to shop.

Not much to do this time of night in Eastern Washington hey Eric, you feel better now?

[howard freeman]

Ollies, in Az. ,Only choice for the machine work.
Howard

[howard freeman]

Motormeister ROTFLMAO! Some one isn't thinking right.
H.

[19-911-65]

Thanks Howard!

Who are the "go to" people for MFI pump service?

Glenn

[ajwans]

Originally Posted by 19-911-65

Thanks Howard!

Who are the "go to" people for MFI pump service?

Glenn

Have you tried Mark Jung mfiwerks.com

andy

[T77911S]

go by rennsport on hwy7 (?) talk to stan. i dont know who he uses, may be ollies, but who ever he uses, they are good.

[19-911-65]

Andy & T77911S...thank you for your references!

I spoke with Robert Fairchild and Mark w/MFIW today...both sounded like great guys!!

Glenn

[Marc Bixen]

Please please do your homework. Motorshiester has many threads and posts. Do your homework. As for MFI, Pacific FI.

[Nine9six]

Originally Posted by 19-911-65

Not much to do this time of night in Eastern Washington hey Eric, you feel better now?

...Jus looking to bump his post numbers so others may initially believe that he actually knows someting?
Even in jest, most on this board will have trouble finding humor in a nudge toward a group of a$$hats like those gathered at Motormeister

[19-911-65]

Originally Posted by Nine9six

...Jus looking to bump his post numbers so others may initially believe that he actually knows someting?
Even in jest, most on this board will have trouble finding humor in a nudge toward a group of a$$hats like those gathered at Motormeister

^^^^+1

I don't want to turn this thread into a MM or Pelicanite bashing thread, because I am interested in getting and understanding the "help/assistance/information" we need in order to have a good safe engine rebuild.

MM is what it is and I also "Even in jest" find it repulsive to advocate these a$$clowns because of all the grief, hurt and loss of hard earned money they have caused throughout the industry and fellow enthusiast!

I want to put this to bed, there are plenty of MM threads where bashing is due or accepted. Rest assured they won't be hearing from me!

Thanks for your comment Marc, I spoke with Gus yesterday.

Now...lets get this engine built!

Glenn

[SilberUrS6]

Originally Posted by Nine9six

...Jus looking to bump his post numbers so others may initially believe that he actually knows someting?
Even in jest, most on this board will have trouble finding humor in a nudge toward a group of a$$hats like those gathered at Motormeister

Oh, brother. Anyone who does even three whole seconds of homework will figure it out.

I freely admit I don't know anything. And I will again. And several times after I think I know a lot, I'll admit to not knowing anything.

I apologize, deeply and with 100% sincerity, at having offended your tender sensibilities, and in the future when I make a joke, I will plainly point out that it *is* humor for those who might be colorblind or severely humor-impaired.

[Peter Zimmermann]

Engine Machine Service (EMS) is the only game in our little town (Los Angeles). They can competently repair all of your components except for the MFI pump, which I also would send to Pacific. You can reach EMS (talk with either Bill or Dick) at 310-641-7019. They are located in Inglewood, CA. Their work is highly accurate; I've used them for more than twenty years (I have no affiliation other than being one of their customers), and they have never made a mistake on one of my jobs.