Anyone know about Automotive Machining technology on Florida Ave?
Im going to get my engine rebuilt.. Its a lt1 small block.
I want to know if you'd recommend them or have had any experiences with them.
Engine is getting all new guts on the inside.
thanks for the help
I want to know if you'd recommend them or have had any experiences with them.
Engine is getting all new guts on the inside.
thanks for the help
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Friend suggested them after talking to them and seeing how well set up the place was.. Ive heard of engine lab but know nothing about them.
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Well, from what I've heard, they have brand new top notch equipment.
The bad part is the guy running it is Adam from the NAPA machine shop right down the street. I've seen some pretty fucked up things come out of that machine shop before, including a 5.0 flywheel that they forgot to pull the alignment dowels out of before resurfacing. 3 hours later when it still wasn't done they realized they had shaved down the dowels to the surface of the flywheel.
The bad part is the guy running it is Adam from the NAPA machine shop right down the street. I've seen some pretty fucked up things come out of that machine shop before, including a 5.0 flywheel that they forgot to pull the alignment dowels out of before resurfacing. 3 hours later when it still wasn't done they realized they had shaved down the dowels to the surface of the flywheel.
I can tell you after working in an automotive machine shop for years that the people running the place are more important than the equipment.
Fortunately the guys at EL have both top notch equipment, experienced machinists and assembly people and a very nice facility.
I would reccomend that you visit engine lab at 201 S. 78th Street in Tampa before you make up your mind.
I have been in Tampa only a few years and I have heard a couple other horror stories about the NAPA shop and nothing but good stuff about engine lab.
Fortunately the guys at EL have both top notch equipment, experienced machinists and assembly people and a very nice facility.
I would reccomend that you visit engine lab at 201 S. 78th Street in Tampa before you make up your mind.
I have been in Tampa only a few years and I have heard a couple other horror stories about the NAPA shop and nothing but good stuff about engine lab.
I used Engine lab to bore out my B18 block when I spun a bearing in it. Top not work, and pretty decent turn around time. Awesome, clean facility, and they'll even give you a tour of how things work
Originally posted by Leonard
How expensive is engine lab?
How expensive is engine lab?
http://www.enginelaboftampa.com/machineshop.html



