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    Anyone know a good machine shop preferably in Ft Worth that does cylinder head rebuilding on a Miata head? One that will do it right? And of course quickly?

    TIA,
    Maniac Mitch

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    John Day
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    Quote Originally Posted by channelmaniac View Post
    John Day
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    He's not west side, but he does good work
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    John Day is a great guy, but he's in Richardson. Also, if he's not too busy, he's very fast.
    Thomas
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    do you really want someone to rush motor work?
    another +1 for John, super nice guy and great work.
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    Mark52 used a shop in Arlington, you might want to PM him about that. They might be just a machine shop though b/c I'm pretty sure he did all the assembly himself.
    Thomas
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    When I was looking at getting motor work done, I called Alamo and asked them who they used for their machine work. I don't have the info anymore, but they don't hesitate to tell you if you ask. I do remember that the shop they used back then was also in Arlington.
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    There's a good shop I've used before called Arlington Automotive Machine... A guy named Eddie runs the place - kind of a man of few words, but he does solid work. I think juxt3r may have some experience with him too:

    511 E Main St
    Arlington, TX 76010
    (817) 261-9022
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    Thanks for your posts guys.

    I live west of Springtown....45 minutes northwest of the west loop 820. Arlington is southeast of Ft Worth. There's gotta be someone closer.

    I'll use a guy in Springtown I've already talked to if I have to. Since my 95 has LDAs so there's no hassle with getting the clearance set after a valve-job, maybe this small-town shop guy can do it??? He had a lot of 16v jap heads in his shop...but I didn't see a Miata head.

    I would prefer someone Miata experienced. I heard once about a shop in White Settlement...anyone know about it??? What it's called???


    Maniac Mitch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trickyrix View Post
    There's a good shop I've used before called Arlington Automotive Machine... A guy named Eddie runs the place - kind of a man of few words, but he does solid work. I think juxt3r may have some experience with him too:

    511 E Main St
    Arlington, TX 76010
    (817) 261-9022
    That's the shop I use also.
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    Guys,
    My testing last night now makes me think I have a ring problem in #4 instead of valve seal problems. See my thread "99-00 engine".

    Thanks,
    Maniac Mitch

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