Strip & inspect
Disassembly, visual inspection and assessment of the engine block, heads and internal components.
GOOD WORK STARTS INSIDE.
Bring back
the heartbeat.
From Junior to Master, an engine rebuild begins with the parts in front of us. Explore the work and the documented engines that have passed through the workshop.
Discuss an engine rebuild
THE WORK BEHIND THE WORDS
The details make the difference.
We brought engine refurbishment in-house and invested in the equipment to control the work. The process covers inspection, machining, replacement components, assembly and a test run.
The engine block and cylinder heads need assessment before the scope can be agreed. Share the model, symptoms, previous repairs and photographs. Ask the workshop about collection, delivery and the finish you have in mind.
Machine & renew
Crankshaft and camshaft work, bearings, pistons and cylinders, valves and guides, as appropriate to the agreed scope.
Fuel & lubrication
Inspect the oil pump; overhaul and adjust the injectors where required.
Assemble & test
Reassemble, carry out a test run and agree primer, paint and transport arrangements.
REAL MACHINES. REAL WORK.
From the workshop archive.
Engine work / M #1 – A133
Engine project · A133
Engine work / M #2 – AP18
Engine project · AP18
Engine work / M #3 – AP18
Engine project · AP18
Engine work / M #4 – A133
Engine project · A133
Engine work / M #5 – 108
Engine project · 108
Engine work / M #6 – 208
Engine project · 208
Engine work / M #7 – 218
Engine project · 218
A PERSON AT THE OTHER END.
Your next chapter starts with a conversation.
Tell us the model, what you have and what you’re hoping to do.