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PostSubject: Engine Building Service   Engine Building Service Icon_minitimeTue Jul 15, 2008 8:18 pm

Engine Building Service

You will be hard pressed to find a more complete engine building service than Modified Racing Inc offers. I have
built Motors for all applicaitons from drag and road race to daily beater. Experience, attention to
detail and technical knowledge is what sets me apart from your average engine builder.

The following is the most common forced induction engine build that I perform for my customers. This setup is best
suited to use up to 550whp. It is able to do 500whp reliably on an engine that is
designed for efficiency but at that point you should consider upgraded sleeves for added cylinder
wall strength and prevention of crevice errosion.


Modified Racing Inc, engine building service is $2,000.00

Standard machine work is Included in that fee. Additional machine work costs are listed in the
price breakdown. Minor shop supplies (RTV, copper spray, parts cleaner, etc...) are also included
in the price. Return shipping is not included. You will be responsible for all shipping charges.

NO PARTS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ESTIMATE!

Parts are listed below for your reference of what they will cost. These are approximate prices.
Prices of certian stock B Series parts as well as aftermarket parts. All these parts have been known to fluctuate.


M.R.I B Series Forced Induction Engine Build Estimate
Stock Sleeves.
Labor Breakdown:
Teardown - $250
• Disassemble, inspect and categorize all engine parts.
• Prepare parts for machine shop.
Machine Shop - $500
• Clean and inspect block.
• Bore and hone block.
• Clean all gasket surfaces.
• Clean all oil galleys.
• Final clean of block.
• Deck block for straightness ($100 – Optional OR If Necessary)
• Align hone main bores to M.R.I. Spec. ($250 - Optional)
• Micro polish crank to M.R.I. Spec. ($250 – Optional)
• Re-Condition head with 5-Angle Valve Job ($400 – Optional)
Re-Assembly - $1250
• Specify and order Honda OEM bearings to M.R.I. bearing clearance specifications.
• Clean all re-useable parts.
• Re-use stock main bolts.
• Assemble short block to M.R.I. Spec.
• Install intake manifold and re-route coolant lines if needed.
• Final assembled motor from throttle body to oil pan
• Install valvesprings (Optional - $100)
Parts Breakdown:
• CP Pistons(or your choice, but must be FORGED!) – 9.0:1 Compression ratio, 81.0mm Bore ($300-600)
• ITR, GSR, or custom cams. Min. duration of 230 deg on in & ex (VTEC LOBE) recommended. ($200-600)
• Skunk2, PortFlow, or Ferrea dual valve springs. ($200-$575)
• ARP Head Studs – ARP ($115)
• OEM, or Cometic Headgasket – Final thickness determined after machine work. ($65-220)
• New Honda oil pump ($80)
• New Honda water pump ($65)
• New Honda Timing belt. ($55)
• New Honda main bearings ($75)
• New Honda rod bearings ($60)
• New Honda thrust washers ($25)
• New Honda oil pump, oil filter housing, and oil pickup o-ring gaskets. ($15)
• New Honda rear main seal. ($18)
• New Honda exhaust manifold gasket ($15)
• Skunk2 or JG Vic X intake manifold. ($200-500)



Now your ready to install a turbo kit and fueling and your ready to run with the best of them.

Add aftermarker sleeves and we have seen in the upwardes of 700WHP made on the same setup but using aftermarket sleeves instead of the OEM sleeves.
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Building Service   Engine Building Service Icon_minitimeTue Jul 15, 2008 8:22 pm

Modified is the only shop that has and WILL touch my motor. A++ Service. He really does pay attention to the small and little things other shops and myself look over like its no big deal.
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