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10-03-2009, 11:24 AM
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Looking for Engine Builder in North Atlanta
Does anyone have a recommendation for an engine builder-tuner in the Atlanta area, preferably north? I have to believe there is a reputable one near Braselton. I am in the Alpharetta - JOhns Creek area of Fulton county. I would like someone that knows Pontiac motors.
The subject is a stock 1970 YS block 400 with number 13 heads. My goals are at least 400 HP, and 500 lb ft of torque at the rear wheels. Thanks
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10-06-2009, 02:04 PM
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Goza machine.
(770) 974-2088 4391 S Main St Acworth, GA 30101 They rebuilt my Pontiac 400. They will build it anyway you want, provide your own parts or ask them what you need. |
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10-07-2009, 12:35 AM
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I know its two states away, but many locals use a three generation family builder and machine shop in Raleigh: BOYETTES.
They have built MANY Pontiac engines and know them extremely well. They have race history as well, and continue to build some high HP applications. Couple of members on here use them including myself. They have done two stock, light mods builds for #s cars I own, plus much machine works for parts and really do a super job. Old school. Son does machine work in house, Dad builds. Always busy and local guys hangout at lunchtime talking cars and such, pretty cool place. Superior work and you will not have to worry about anything. About six/seven hours from Atlanta. PM if contact info is needed. Jeff |
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