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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

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



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

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Lol o super funny

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

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

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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.

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

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lol, ok.

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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.

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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.

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

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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.

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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.

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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