YOUR RESEARCHEngine Rebuilder - Anyone know about these guys?
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Wondering if anyone has experience with this shop in the LA area ufoMotorsport PH: (562)633-5911 This is the add on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...mZ190254514009 They say they have a "proprietary" fix/upgrade for the IMS on the 3.4's
Finally, people are starting to rebuild these engines... Bump..... anyone???
Charles at LN Engineering also has made a intermediate shaft replacement piece. Nicely made with a stud that will not fail like the factory one. Nice piece indeed!
Do you know for certain your core is rebuildable? Ask them in writing what % of their customers get their core deposit back and also to speak with a few of them as references.
For 6500 you wouldn't really need to give them your old engine. Sounds too good to be true
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The core carge is an add, of you don't give them your old engine, the price is $9,000
The $6,5000 price assumes that you give them a rebuildable core. they were clear that if a head was cracked it wold be $500, if a cylinder was Cracked $500+, etc. I think the credti you get from Porsche when you buy a remanufactured engine is also based on a rebuildable core, but Porsche seems remiss to tell people what is wrong with the engine so how can they claim the core is not rebuidable (unless it is a IMS break, etc.). I am trying to see what experience anyone has with these guys. They said they know the people at Autostrasse. As for LN engineering, they are working with a group called Flat6 innovations. LN does a cylinder replacement, and flat6 does a total rebuild including their IMS update. Sounds really good but the price they quoted me for a total rebuild was $14,000, plus lablr to install, etc. So they are pretty expensive, thousands more than a Porsche Remanufactured engine.
Dharn55 did you ever find out any good info on ufomotorsports?
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