Machine shop work New York
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Ask "Corvettes of Westchester." (914) 332-0049 call only to get information on their machine shop.
Seriously, they have a really good shop that does great machine work, BUT don't use CoW! They have a bad reputation. I had them tune the computer on my Z and it ran terribly afterwords.
I have to look back in my records for their information. They they did a nice job on the heads for my Z06.
Seriously, they have a really good shop that does great machine work, BUT don't use CoW! They have a bad reputation. I had them tune the computer on my Z and it ran terribly afterwords.
I have to look back in my records for their information. They they did a nice job on the heads for my Z06.
plemon61
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I'm a bit confused by your post. They do really good machine work, but don't use them ???
Sorry if it came out confusing. There is a really good machine shop in West Chester, NY. I found them through an unrelated speed shop called "Corvettes of West Chester."
At this moment I cannot remember that machine shop's name, but the mechanics at the speed shop mentioned above would likely give you that information should you call (number provided) and ask who they use for a good Machine shop.
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However, just in case, since you may be close by and may need help, athe speed shop by it's self does not currently have a good reputation but that doesn't mean they can't have a good outside source for machine work. You can see through customer feedback on the Internet more than a few unhappy clients at the speed shop. It looks like they are hap-hazard in their workmanship and assembly.
I had this forgotten machine shop port and polish a set of aluminum Z06 heads, custom machined a set of forged aluminum wheels (stock set made custom). Somewhere I have a schedule of service charges and contact info, I'm just a little un-organized lately.
Is this any better?
At this moment I cannot remember that machine shop's name, but the mechanics at the speed shop mentioned above would likely give you that information should you call (number provided) and ask who they use for a good Machine shop.
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However, just in case, since you may be close by and may need help, athe speed shop by it's self does not currently have a good reputation but that doesn't mean they can't have a good outside source for machine work. You can see through customer feedback on the Internet more than a few unhappy clients at the speed shop. It looks like they are hap-hazard in their workmanship and assembly.
I had this forgotten machine shop port and polish a set of aluminum Z06 heads, custom machined a set of forged aluminum wheels (stock set made custom). Somewhere I have a schedule of service charges and contact info, I'm just a little un-organized lately.
Is this any better?