Ls3 Head Teardown

[@itseithergonnaworkoritaint7852]

Make it happen Captain. Yeah, nowadays if you can't find a good machinist you're probably better off buying the equipment to do it yourself. Forgot the name of the channel but a guy on here used a True Hone to hone out .030" from a sbc block. A True Hone will make a hole round within probably .0003" so close enough. But a whole heck of a lot of work. He should of got a set of .010" over pistons to do that with.😳 But no machine shop jail. He refinished the decks with sandpaper attached to plywood with the crank on it to weigh it down.🙄 He should of used something that distributed the weight a lot more evenly. But all in all it should work out fine. Gotta love no machine shop jail and no machine shop bill even better. Those hones aren't free but if you're going to do more than 1 block with it, totally worth it if you like the workout.😎👍

[@brokejoebuilds5165]

@@itseithergonnaworkoritaint7852 my machinist is great that I cant complain about. We are actually racing tm together. When I bring stuff in I pretty much jump the line. But I bring things in often and pay immediately and pick my stuff up immediately. A lot of people dont do that. But good machine shops are hard to find and if they are good typically they are always busy. If you visit a machine shop and a month later stop in and everything looks the same and nothing has moved run away from that place! Probably gonna take forever to get your stuff back and it probably wont be right because they will rush through it to get it done.