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Coming down to Portland to pickup some parts an coming back north to Seattle if anyone needs something brought back up for a little gas compensation, has to fit in a e30
e-mailed them for a quote for .5mm overbore on my s50b30us
also seeing how much it would be for sleeves put in for a stock bore.
they're website is really nice and they seem really professional.
i've done alot of searching around and most places dont even have websites or a way to contact other than by phone.
i've done alot of searching around and most places dont even have websites or a way to contact other than by phone.
Most good machine shops fall into that category. It's not a sign of being a bad shop at all.
Most of the machinists that I've met are not very internet savvy, are in their 40's or greater, and prefer to talk to people in person than any other way.
Most good machine shops fall into that category. It's not a sign of being a bad shop at all.
Most of the machinists that I've met are not very internet savvy, are in their 40's or greater, and prefer to talk to people in person than any other way.
^this
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Most good machine shops fall into that category. It's not a sign of being a bad shop at all.
Most of the machinists that I've met are not very internet savvy, are in their 40's or greater, and prefer to talk to people in person than any other way.
just makes it difficult as busy as i am, when most shops dont answer their phones either.
hard to find the time to drive and just stop by a shop to see if theyre worthwhile
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