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> engine rebuild shops near orange county, any good shops near fullerton area in north oc ? trying get more power out of the 1.8 thanks guys to the page !
Shantb13
post Mar 25 2025, 05:18 PM
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any good shops near fullerton area in north oc ? trying get more power out of the 1.8 thanks guys to the page ! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/slap.gif)
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post Mar 26 2025, 06:34 AM
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AASE Motors 1104 E. Elm Avenue, Fullerton, CA. 92831; 714.770.8127 Allen is one of the best. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)
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I used this shop for my engine rebuild in 2022 not in Fullerton but not that far from you . Renato did a great job and and offered a very reasonable quote. He mainly builds hot VW but said he had no problem with my Type 4 ,he just doesn't do fuel injection only carburetors .
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Marcs German Auto. MArc is the best!

Address: 633 W Valencia Dr a, Fullerton, CA 92832
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Talk to Clay at Scott's Independent in Anaheim.
Scott has a great Olympic Blue 2.0...
They've done great work with my 67 911.

https://www.scottsindependent.com
1885 S Santa Cruz St, Anaheim, CA 92805
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QUOTE(Shantb13 @ Mar 25 2025, 03:18 PM) *

any good shops near fullerton area in north oc ? trying get more power out of the 1.8 thanks guys to the page ! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/slap.gif)



How much power? (or maybe I should ask budget)

What induction are you running?

Do you need someone to pull the motor or are you doing that yourself?
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QUOTE(Ron914 @ Mar 26 2025, 05:34 AM) *

he just doesn't do fuel injection only carburetors .




That should be a deal killer right there. why limit your build when SO much better is available.

I just delivered a built 2.3 with full aftermarket EFI yesterday. Absolute beast of a motor that also accelerates from 1800 in 5th gear going uphill at 8000ft elevation and pulls past 6500rpm.

EFI adds SO much to the drivability and day to day usability of the car that it shouldn't even be a question.
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QUOTE(JamesM @ Mar 27 2025, 09:09 PM) *

QUOTE(Ron914 @ Mar 26 2025, 05:34 AM) *

he just doesn't do fuel injection only carburetors .




That should be a deal killer right there. why limit your build when SO much better is available.

I just delivered a built 2.3 with full aftermarket EFI yesterday. Absolute beast of a motor that also accelerates from 1800 in 5th gear going uphill at 8000ft elevation and pulls past 6500rpm.

EFI adds SO much to the drivability and day to day usability of the car that it shouldn't even be a question.

It was actually not bad I had them assemble my bottom end for me and he bench tested and broke it in only used his cabuerator set up on it . I assembled everything else and installed the motor with its original D-Jet FI . This was a big project for me and I still am working out some bugs dialing in the D-jet and passing California smog unfortunately . I had never assembled a motor on my own so it was worth it to have them put the lower end together for me . No leaks seems solid and they honored a previous quote given to the guy I purchased the car from . The challenge with car when I bought it was the motor had already been disassembled and my strengths were not in mechanics . I really wanted to do it myself but had no one to guide or assist me nor the tools and felt the lower end would better to be left to a professional . also I was getting quotes of10K + to do it for me from some local shops and just couldn't afford that much . Only time will tell if it was a good or just ok job .
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Here is a copy of my build receipt . As you can see I got what I thought was a very fair reasonable bottom end assembled and tested . He even suggested I swap out the heavy new stock rods I provided for H-beams . Not sure how much this help but the cost was reasonable again for around $300 . he suggested I lighten my new balanced flywheel I purchased from Jorge at European motor works in Hawhorne but I read that would make it harder to take off from a light so I went the Beams as a upgrade .
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