Machine Shops?
06-21-2012, 10:02 AM
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Machine Shops?
Anyone know a good machine shop in or around Manassas?
Broke off a (steel) bolt to my coil pack into the (aluminum) cylinder head of my car, and I might need to take it to a machine shop pending the results of me taking off my valve cover.
Also would I likely have to remove the cars head to take it to a machine shop?
Broke off a (steel) bolt to my coil pack into the (aluminum) cylinder head of my car, and I might need to take it to a machine shop pending the results of me taking off my valve cover.
Also would I likely have to remove the cars head to take it to a machine shop?
06-21-2012, 02:55 PM
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Re: Machine Shops?
Machine shops are not repair shops. You'll need to remove whatever it is you want them to work on.
At least that's my experience.
C&C Performance is on Rt 28. I've had work done there; I like them.
NORPA is off Rt 1 in Woodbridge. I've had work done there; I also like them.
Pretty sure there's a thread specifically about local machine shops.
At least that's my experience.
C&C Performance is on Rt 28. I've had work done there; I like them.
NORPA is off Rt 1 in Woodbridge. I've had work done there; I also like them.
Pretty sure there's a thread specifically about local machine shops.
06-22-2012, 03:46 AM
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Re: Machine Shops?
^^^^ What she said..
C&C and NORPA have touched all my machine work.. I like NORPA a lil better since they are better with pricing but im in manassas so i usually go to C&C
C&C and NORPA have touched all my machine work.. I like NORPA a lil better since they are better with pricing but im in manassas so i usually go to C&C
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