place to get a port job in or near Columbus, Ohio
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Do it yourself
I think that it is an amazing learning experience (plus its cheaper) to do it yourself...go to www.nopistons.com then go to the porting section of the forum to learn more
Oh...and check the sig for a preview.
Do it yourself

I think that it is an amazing learning experience (plus its cheaper) to do it yourself...go to www.nopistons.com then go to the porting section of the forum to learn more

Oh...and check the sig for a preview.
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http://www.ohiorotaries.com exists to connect Ohioans with rotaries with each other and buisnesses catering to our obsession. There are a few people on there that don't come around here much, post this up over there and you might find a few locals who know some good sources.
Peejay works for a speed shop in Cleveland, they're expensive, but good. There is also the RX7Store.
Remember, a disgruntled customer will tell more people than a happy one. They'll also tell you what they think wether you ask them to or not, while a happy customer might need a shove to talk about a good experience.
Peejay works for a speed shop in Cleveland, they're expensive, but good. There is also the RX7Store.
Remember, a disgruntled customer will tell more people than a happy one. They'll also tell you what they think wether you ask them to or not, while a happy customer might need a shove to talk about a good experience.
Originally Posted by nevarmore
http://www.ohiorotaries.com exists to connect Ohioans with rotaries with each other and buisnesses catering to our obsession. There are a few people on there that don't come around here much, post this up over there and you might find a few locals who know some good sources.
Peejay works for a speed shop in Cleveland, they're expensive, but good. There is also the RX7Store.
Remember, a disgruntled customer will tell more people than a happy one. They'll also tell you what they think wether you ask them to or not, while a happy customer might need a shove to talk about a good experience.
Peejay works for a speed shop in Cleveland, they're expensive, but good. There is also the RX7Store.
Remember, a disgruntled customer will tell more people than a happy one. They'll also tell you what they think wether you ask them to or not, while a happy customer might need a shove to talk about a good experience.
But hey...like i said before...if you are tight on money and have some free time on your hands...crack open the engine yourself and go for a 1/2 bridgey
I am working with my dad (Ken Carswell) at his shop when the work load is high enough. I also am responsible for all high performance work. SHM21284 was trying to stick up for me, but I have to say Ken is a honest guy, and very trust worthy.
Last edited by White87FC; Dec 30, 2005 at 02:45 AM.
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