QMP or Superior

[TRMN8RCRIS]

I took my motor to a local machine shop and I ended up having problems with them and don't trust them building my motor anymore. I started looking up some different shops and found QMP and Superior, which one is a better choice for building modular motors?

 

[01yellercobra]

How far did they get? Is all the machine work done?

 

[TRMN8RCRIS]

They honed/bored the block .020 over, not sure if they used a torque plate or not, I'll have the new shop check the block for roundness, I am also just thinking about getting a teksid.

 

[stangfreak03GT]

QMP is a hard core race machine shop. It will be done right but, not cheap!

 

[TRMN8RCRIS]

I see that after they quote me, any word on superior they are a little cheaper, I'd go with L&R but they say my problem is too time consuming. I sent an email and called MHP and he never got back with me. I'm also being told to ship to L&M but I am a little skeptical on shipping a disassembled motor and I'm not to sure if they are in my budget.

 

[01yellercobra]

Is Superior the one that used to be in Anaheim, but moved? If that's the one I think it I'd stay away. I took my old Teksid block there and while they're a good machine shop they didn't know a whole lot about modulars. Granted this was a few years ago and things change.

Personally I prefer keeping things like this close to home. Just in case something happens. How good are your skills? Assembling a mod motor isn't that hard.

 

[TRMN8RCRIS]

I ended up taking it to Total Performance in Santee, Greg seems to be the man for the job.

 

[01yellercobra]

Good luck.

 

[stangfreak03GT]

I ended up taking it to Total Performance in Santee, Greg seems to be the man for the job.

Let us know how it turn out

 

[99cobra09]

Qmp.