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Engine Reconditioners In Brizzy

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Madtrang

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My wifes s13 ca18det enigne has seen better days and it's time for a rebuild.

So just looking for engine reconditioners.

I am still contemplating doing a rebuild myself, but still waying up the options.

So you know of anygood places stick em here for me.

Thanks...

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build it yourself dude. Because everyone is just going to advise you different workshops that they take there own cars to.

Yes people will.

JHH Performance(Been in the game a long long time) John Hill(Owner operator) and Will, Timms Court, Woodridge 32086274. Built my 25/30 and its been going great guns.

Tell them Bill(VL Turbo 25/30 sent you(They will charge you double lol). 101 is also great as Robert(Head Mechanic previous head mechanic of the Brock Shop) tuned my 25/30 but I heard a rumour that he is leaving as they are advertising for a new head mechanic.

Can anyone verify this ??????

PerFOURmance also do a good job as well from what I have heard.

Good luck. Get quotes up front and make sure they will stick with it.

Cheers

Imtorqing

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Yes people will.

JHH Performance(Been in the game a long long time) John Hill(Owner operator) and Will, Timms Court, Woodridge 32086274. Built my 25/30 and its been going great guns.

Tell them Bill(VL Turbo 25/30 sent you(They will charge you double lol). 101 is also great as Robert(Head Mechanic previous head mechanic of the Brock Shop) tuned my 25/30 but I heard a rumour that he is leaving as they are advertising for a new head mechanic.

Can anyone verify this ??????

PerFOURmance also do a good job as well from what I have heard.

Good luck. Get quotes up front and make sure they will stick with it.

Cheers

Imtorqing

Yes mate i can confirm this, He is moving to hi-power racing in slacks creek. I also 100% agree 2 places i would only consider taking my engine to get built. Is by John and 101

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