Where is a good place in central ohio that does clearancing for vw engines?

Jims VW, columbiana,oh jimscustoms.com

If you have the ability to build your own motor then you can do the clearencing yourself. If you consider that route I'm sure we can to talk you thru it.

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I need the case bored for 94mm cylinders, how can I do that myself without the equipment? I can build a engine just never modified any cases. Im not sure if I wanna clearnce for a bigger crank yet or not. I think I may wait to do that with another engine. THanks for all your guys help.

Boring for 94mm cylinders is not considered cleariencng so yes you are better off to have it done by a shop.

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Sorry, I was looking at 82mm cranks and just had clearancing on my mind. I meant to bore the case for the cylinders. Thanks for your input.

where at in central oh are you? few ppl in newark and quite a few in knox county area

also if you need motor built few ppl round here build motors, and mudd mutt can do machine work i just found out

Don't forget about your heads, you have to open them up for the 94's too. As far as Jim's custom VW's, he did all of my work and he does a good job.

30 mins north of columbus. I can build the motor myself just need the machine work done, I may have to get in tough with mudd mutt about the machining. Hes the one that turned me onto this site from the delaware county fair.



Thanks for the reminder about the heads, I am prob goin to buy some aftermarket heads that are already open to 94. Thanks for the info on Jims, if mudd mutt cant do it I may have to get intouch with jims.

where at? we are bout 35 mins north of columbus

Prospect, about 5 miles west of waldo which sr23 runs through

when Jim cut my block, he welded a plat behind # 3 cylinder. I herd some people packing it with weild stick instead. it might be something to look into.