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Originally Posted by Your Mom
- now looking for machine shop, would like to use a torque plate but don't think anyone in the PNW has one.
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You can rent a torque plate from smracing on Freshalloy, email is steve.kovacs (at) wgint.com. He charged a 300 deposit, then 240 is returned which includes shipping.
I had my SR block and head machining done by Brian at M&B Cylinder Heads. He's near Jantzen Beach off of MLK. He used the torque plate to hone the block, but when he remeasured it after taking off the torque plate it barely changed at all (I think around a thousandth?). So a torque plate may not be that necessary..
M&B Cylinder Heads Link
A lot of aftermarket bearings don't have grades and just come in one size. For factory bearings you use the numbers off of the crank and the numbers off of the block to determine what you need.
Sorry to hear about you losing your job. You work at Intel, right? Are you working in Fab 20?
I'd be up for a track day at ORP, I haven't been there yet.