new machine shop

[golden763]

Hello my name Tyler I have only put a few posts on here. So I have been looking for a job for a while now. So today I finally got a job at a lil machine shop in Inver grove heights called Sampson performance engines he pretty much does everything there so just trying to help him get the word out. I don't know where else to post this but if anyone needs anything comment on here to pm me. And I can give you his number. :-D

[goodhart]

Sampson!!!!!!!!!!!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj6aIK_WXhU&hd=1

[golden763]

Lol o super funny

[awd-drifter]

where exactly in IGH? I'm live IGH! good to know I may need a leaky exhaust fix

[golden763]

Lol only work on motors out of cars sorry just machine work and engine rebuilding

[turbotalon1g]

has he ever done a DSM motor?
They are unlike anything else. FYI, you will have a hard sale around here it took a very long time to find a reliable place.

[golden763]

He's done a couple I know right now he's doin a jaguar v12 and a 351

[turbotalon1g]

lol, ok.

[golden763]

Can someone delete this cause obviously everyone finding it as a joke. Just figured id help some people out get a lil better deal for good service but what ever I guess.

[Goat Blower]

Originally Posted by turbotalon1g

has he ever done a DSM motor?
They are unlike anything else.

No they're not, they are pretty standard. Even the old style V8 guys are now machining with deck plates and such, which aren't absolutely necessary, but a nice addition. They do have to be a good, experienced machinist though.

[A//// Guy]

Originally Posted by Goat Blower

No they're not, they are pretty standard. Even the old style V8 guys are now machining with deck plates and such, which aren't absolutely necessary, but a nice addition. They do have to be a good, experienced machinist though.

Exactly.. Red rooster cleaned up my block and head back in the day. Anyplace should be able to do it.

[turbotalon1g]

well I wasn't talking about simple decking blocks and heads, hell I've had carquest do that.

I'm talking about machining for a built motor, but we can forget about that here.

[Goat Blower]

It's still the same, each of the aftermarket piston suppliers provide the proper piston-to-wall spec for their piston, and a little knowledge helps to know if you want to go beyond that for higher horsepower applications. But for 98% of those out there, the those specs are just fine and can be done by any competent machine shop. The real trick is in assembly, where I learned the hard way about ten years ago, that not all speed/machine shops can actually do that. And no, I'm not talking about any existing shops here, who all do fantastic work. This shop is long gone.

[golden763]

Ya I just trying to help out ya know maybe a couple machine shops are way behind and u need it done just another option