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Date: 7-13-08 10:02
From: joyjuice View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

Decided to yank the motor and rebuild. Are there any NW owners who can recommend a good machine shop who are 2002 familiar? I live in Tacoma Washington.

Thanks



Date: 7-13-08 10:35
From: greasemonkey in Issaquah, WA View user's profile
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

I know that Whitman Engines in Kirkland has a great reputation for all kinds of engine work. Northwest Connecting Rod also has a very good rep. Good luck!
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Date: 7-13-08 11:38
From: Torg3 in Snohomish, WA View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

Also consider Autosport in Seattle. They recently rebuilt my head, 3 helicoils, one crack and an overhaul for under eight hundred.
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Date: 7-13-08 02:30
From: SeanH in Seattle View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

Auto Sport in Downtown did my bottom end and flywheel. I didn't find them to be very cheap, but I did find them to be SUPER professional and knowledgeable. I still call there from time to time with questions.

They are living encyclopedia's of car knowledge there, but O2s are a specialty of theirs.



Date: 7-13-08 06:16
From: Kel in Shoreline, WA View user's profile
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

Another vote for Autosport. They didnt seem all that organized when I went there, but they rebuilt my Volvo head when no one else could. Very knowledgeable and helpful too. These are real car guys here.



Date: 7-13-08 06:56
From: TobyB in Seattle View user's profile
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

Another vote for Brad and Johnnie. They know their stuff.

Mike Kolbet at Accurate Machine in Kirkland is very good, too-
he has done both race heads and a racing bottom end for me.

I think we're forgetting a good shop in Tacoma, though...

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Date: 7-13-08 11:53
From: 76Verona in seattle View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

Another vote for Autosport, not just for the fantastic machine work and service- But I buy all my parts from them as well. Brad and Jonnie know just about everything about 2002s and will gladly share knowledge with any one who is interested, the down side (not really) I can NEVER get out of there in less than 20 mins - but I always leave enlightened.

also, for the quality and care they provide, I feel their prices reasonable
-mike
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Date: 7-14-08 11:08
From: joyjuice View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

What....no love for Tacoma??

Thanks all for the references.



Date: 7-14-08 12:42
From: TobyB in Seattle View user's profile
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

Well, Scott at Delta Cams will grind you a nice bumpstick,
but that's about the only Tacoma connection I have.

PM Auto out in Shelton's reputed to be excellent-
they did the first head on the race car, and it is very pretty.

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Date: 7-14-08 03:30
From: gwb72tii in the great PNW View user's profile Send e-mail
Subject: Re: NORTHWEST MACHINE SHOP??

PM is a good shop
lotsa stuff to look at when you're there checking up on progress and stuff
Steve is an ex-tii guy and they flat out know 2002's

Jacks's Machine shop in Tacoma is a friend whose done a lot of work for me over the years and is a great guy.
253-572-0900
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