Thanks for the sanity check everyone
Phoenix is the closest big city (5 or 6 hours) and Denver after that (10 hours) anybody know of any good machine shops there???
I think this guy I have now is the best I'm going to do around here...
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Originally Posted by t walgamuth
This is all necessary because the block (at least on an inline engine) twists with use. To do the job correctly the top of the block therefore needs to be decked so that the deck is parallel to the crank as it was from the factory. Once it is parallel again it can be bored and the bores will be perpendicular to the crank. I suppose if you don't do all this all your bearings will not be even in their clearance across the face so it will be like an engine with high mileage even though all the wearing parts are new.
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I will ask him if he can check the block for twist