Changes At Pro Engines.

[proengines]

Hi guys,

I dont like to post up a lot in here in case it looks as if I am trying for some free advertising. I just wanted to let the people who are interested know that we are making some changes to our business.

At the moment we do regular reconditioning work as well as performance engines and heads. As anyone who we have done work for so far will know this means that we seem to always take longer to do a performance engine than we originally think. We have decided to get out of the regular reconditioning/machine work side of things and downsize the workshop so we can specialise in only performance work, taking on less work overall but enabling us to complete the jobs more quickly, it also means that engines in the workshop are not put on hold when an emergency job turns up from a trade customer.

We will be directing all regular work to another workshop, reducing the space and equipment we need to have. I will be working at the same shop as well but this will be regular hours which will enable me to allocate my time a lot more effectively here to performance engines. (It also makes it a lot easier to borrow some money to buy a few hundred acres in the bush that we are currently looking at). It also reduces overheads by a lot.

Currently I'm working to clear the backlog of work that's here and once that is done I will be able to take in more engines and finish them more quickly. I should have everything sorted by the beginning of August.

Thanks again to everyone who has sent us work and I look forward to being able to provide a better service in the future!

[Amaru]

Good stuff Greg. Its good to finally see a dedicated performance engine builder here, and your engines are well and truely up there with the best in Australia (god knows I was suprised to see how good condition mine was in when we pulled it down after the flogging ive given it haha).

Sponsor me a decent gearbox and ill plaster my car with Pro Engines stickers and take it racing to build your reputation across Australia (and no, im not just trying to mooch a free gearbox ahem ))

Edited June 14, 2006 by Amaru

[Sinista32]

Great move Greg, real good decision. And thanks again for the pro rebuild. Its tight as n running in, as per, ATM.

I'll be out to pick me up a Pro-engines sticker later today.

GTR went through rego without one single issue

[LTSJayce]

Those that know how I love my car wont be suprised to hear that Pro Engines is my choice for the impending engine build. Greg and Warren have the runs on the board:those considering serious,quality work call 'em!