I've been reading my books this weekend. This one is way better than this one.
The former comes with a hip check-list to better keep track of your rebuild. And the DVD is really good also.
I went to the machine shop, and talked to some nice old crusty machinists. They said
$600-$900 for all the deck planing, boring, honing, head rebuilding etc. If the rods don't clear the case correctly, it could be an additional $300 in grinding time. So, worst case scenario, about 1200 bucks. I don't really have a basis for comparison. Is that a good price?
Then I went to NAPA and picked up some shop rags, a drip pan (way overdue for that one), a harmonic balancer puller, gasket scraper, and some length of fuel line to use as a bolt-shield for when I pull the pistons out (I'll take pictures of that when I do it).
Bonus: Got my taxes done today, had a good cry.
A drip pan? Why would you ever need one of those?
ReplyDeleteThat price is not bad at all, try doing a pontiac motor :(
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