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03-17-2003, 11:17 PM
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Location: Atlanta, GA
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Are you going to be living within walking distance of school?
To get a motor built that fast is going to have 1 of 2 results. 1. Cost you out the ear over what it should. 2. Be done fast and sloppy and you'll have to do it again. I'd start by calling the local tracks and asking for speed shops. They'll be the best bet to get a high end machine shop to take care of you. But again, its going to cost. If you can ship the car to WY, and get it fixed there, you may actually be better off. Of course, I have zero idea what's wrong with it. I'm just thinking worst possible case. Drain your oil, and see how that is, if you have any left. You'd notice if there was a hole in the block for sure.
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