greg g Posted January 21, 2007 Report Posted January 21, 2007 Going through some papers and found the hand written reciept for the machine work I had done on my engine 2 years ago. Thought some of you guys could use it as a guide if you are in the machining process. Engine was delivered dissasembled with all parts and hardware labled or in labled baggies. Cook and clean block~ 66.00 R & R cam and bearings ~ 38.00 R & R soft plugs~18.00 Check Con Rods and install new bearings (std) 66.00 Align bore crank check crank install new bearings (std) 48.00 Bore and hone Cylinders (+.030) 96.00 valve work, check clean valves, check springs and retainers, reinstall valves, install new guides and seals,~88.00 deck block~45.00 magnaflux bead blast & mill head (.030) ~ 45.00 resurface fly wheel and flip ring gear~ 35.00 assemble to short block with new gaskets and main seals, timing chain, 3 hours at 60.00 180.00 bucks so if my math is correct $725.00 plus the cost of cam bearing, rod and main bearings and new pistons and rings, and the engine rebuild gasket set. Quote
JohnS48plm Posted January 22, 2007 Report Posted January 22, 2007 I hope I can get my block done for a price that reasonable. I plan on doing some of the labor to keep the cost down. Quote
Guest dave_in_carlsbad Posted January 22, 2007 Report Posted January 22, 2007 You could pay a lot more than this too, I think. I paid $750 2 years ago for the same sort of machinework and did not get the rods checked, valve guides installed or *any* reassembly. The parts were delivered disassembled. Supposedly I got a good deal given local prices (SE New Mexico). Quote
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