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I have a 78mm crank that probably needs to be ground, a case to have checked, and possibly a set of rods to rebuild. Anyone got any recommendations for a shop in PDX? I know about Dan Hall's, and have heard both good and bad...
QUOTE(Todd Enlund @ Jul 28 2008, 03:04 PM) 
I know about Dan Hall's, and have heard both good and bad...
They've done all the machine work on my motors...cept the heads. Reasonable prices and no complaints here. Mag the crank while there.
You MUST clean out the crank's oil galleries your self.
You might call these guys. I get my Brad Penn from them.
oregoncamshaft.com
oregoncamshaft.com
QUOTE(J P Stein @ Jul 28 2008, 04:21 PM)
QUOTE(Todd Enlund @ Jul 28 2008, 03:04 PM)
I know about Dan Hall's, and have heard both good and bad...
They've done all the machine work on my motors...cept the heads. Reasonable prices and no complaints here. Mag the crank while there.
You MUST clean out the crank's oil galleries your self.
That's a pretty good endorsement in my book
I've already talked to Len Hoffman about my heads.
QUOTE(p914 @ Jul 28 2008, 05:30 PM)
You might call these guys. I get my Brad Penn from them.
oregoncamshaft.com
Good to know about the Brad Penn... thanks.
Isn't Jerry at Northwest Connecting Rod up in that area.
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Isn't Jerry at Northwest Connecting Rod up in that area.
Seattle, WA.
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