Dose anybody have experience with pro line race engines in ga. I know they have done some big name builds with underground racing and tim lynch. Looking for experience with small cheaper builds like ours not that ours are cheap but you know what iam saying. Looking for a complete build
Pro line engines experience?
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From what I've read you can't go wrong with them thus you'll pay.
Coworker used to work there, and long story short, they do incredible work.
They're 'expensive', however he said the standard there is insanely high. Everything is exact, builds are done the right way without cutting corners.
Go for it, you'll be happy you did.
They're 'expensive', however he said the standard there is insanely high. Everything is exact, builds are done the right way without cutting corners.
Go for it, you'll be happy you did.
ProLine is at the top of the list of engine builders! A lot of people who runs ADRL uses them along with outlaw, 275 or any other sub 5 second 1/8 mile classes.
Thanks guys for the info. i just moved 10 miles from pro line so local engine builder is a big plus+! i have seen there name in relative with big name racers and ect. its just nice to hear that from other cobra owners too. its scary doing these engine builds cause u are droping so much of your hard earned money in it and you hear all these horror storys about them and multiple rebuilds. so trying to find the right one is key and money too but i always beleaved that you get what you pay for ....right? i been looking at some of the other choice livernois/mmr ect but the money ill save in shipping and shipping insurance from a local builder is a big savings. my car has been down over a year now and iam starting to have major cobra withdraws. thanks again for the info, and if anybody has any person build exp. with PL please chim in also keep a eye out for my build its a little diff than most, same 2.8 mammoth but with a custom 2 stage nitrous injection pre/post blower with kurgan tune should be sick 1000+rwh.:-D
I got a quote for them to build the motor in my lightning before I ended up just trading it in and all things considered the price was not that bad considering the power level it was gonna be built for arp everything etc..
should that read only proline builds for ugr now? theres no way proline stopped building motors for the rest of the world
Make sure you use someone with Mod Motor experience.
My motor was built by pro-line. They have great customer service and you don't have to worry about getting the run around like some shops.
+1. Excellent reputation but expensive.
It's all relative, if owners are not willing to pay, they should probably be pushing RC cars instead.
pro-line stopped doing most of the small motor jobs from my understanding. they are sticking to only high-line stuff now.
I could be wrong or maybe they changed their minds but I live in Georgia and im only about 1 hour south of them. ive been to the shop and talked to lynch and petty both.
but again last I heard was they stopped building motors for the "average joe's"
I could be wrong or maybe they changed their minds but I live in Georgia and im only about 1 hour south of them. ive been to the shop and talked to lynch and petty both.
but again last I heard was they stopped building motors for the "average joe's"
we have been a proline dealer for years.. they wont do smaller jobs for the public, but will work with their dealer network.. they are not much more expensive then the standard guy.
Here's a nice example! http://www.modularfords.com/threads/215281-Proline-4-6l-turbo-mod-motor
Have you had any problems out of them, Bob?
They wont do work for the general public right, you gotta go through a dealer
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I had my heads rebuilt by them and DAMN are they expensive.
i called proline today to see if they could build my motor and to my disapointment they no longer build custom engines or single engine builds. they build prebuilt engine packages that you buy done or have to be contracted in with a vender or dealer such as underground.
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