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...guys up there, and I would rather buy from a localish shop than someone 1/2 across the country. I had nothing but problems from an engine I bought from CME and they wanted me to foot the bill for transporting the engine back and forth and for the parts to fix their brand new engine. Never again.

I had CME make me a 522 and have been happy so far. But it was not 8k. Did take a year though. However it was covid time too

Isn't "Carolina Machine", home of CME engines somewhere up there?

...you are exactly. I'm going to check out Page Racing Engines here in Spartanburg, NC soon. I have a 383 that I want a shop to clean, inspect, etc Page Racing Engines Also, Carolina Machine Engines (CME) is near Augusta, GA (about 90 mins south of me) Rebuilt Engines and Rebuilt Motors from CME

That's more of what I'm looking for I think. CME had several options but the web site is down due to the major storm effects. Hopefully they're still going to build engines.

I bought an engine from CME that dumped oil and had the wrong flex plate. I never was able to fix all the places that engine leaked. They wanted me to pay to ship the engine back, and if they found something wrong they would cover parts but I had to cover labor plus shipping the engine to me...

Agree 100% Bought a longblock Ford 351 from Racing Head Service in the 90’s …..Street motor , no racing…. Incredible! Cracked Crank ! Trashed Motor !! Sent crank back as proof on my dime , they Returned with another used one / cut 20thou It’s no wonder they’re not around any more as far as I...

Thanks for the info - it appears they're about 1.5 hours south (closer to Augusta) but I'll check them out.

Is Koffels Place in Walled Lake Michigan Still in business and building engines? Hope someone can answer this for me. thanks,GH

Ok so add the manual or sport mirror pending the drivers sude. Easy peasy. First Mopar?

Back in '92 I was attending Augusta Tech for Automotive, in Augusta Ga. We had a Medical College of Ga van come in with a bad engine. It was a Ford with a 351W. After removing it we found Carolina Machine engine markings. Upon disassembly we found it had 2 stock bore pistons, 1 .020 over piston...

not a concours resto, we did a responsible restoration. keeping original block on a stand, CME did a nice stroked 440 for us, original trans was in great shape as is the dana rear

No...but you might look at CME. Carolina Machine Engines.

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Ok … will try this forum once again. New engine in the Coronet that was built and dyno by CME. It had about 13 min dyno time with some full red line pulls from what the sheet said. Put the engine In the car and started it with all new gauge and sending unit for oil pressure. Ran the engine in...

i would say u had something break? what oil pump did the shop use? the gauge put on it was it electric or mechanical? there r lots of things it could be , i guess u r not real mechamical cause u had some or else build yje motor . right?

Try changing the oil filter. I had the same thing happen under the same circumstances, coincidently in a 65 Coronet, and it was a collapsed Fram oil filter. If it's a Fram, throw it in the trash and use a Wix.

CME, carolina machine engines used to offer an assortment of crate bbm, but it looks like they still offer only one, a 6something hp 522, for $11k. RB only.

I sure dont know of any. Mopar performance at one time offered a 440 small block, but that is long gone. CME apparently offers a 522 in a box.

If you are saying it ran "13 minutes" on the dyno, that is amazing. My dyno time was at least 7 hours with many pulls. What you describe is a bad oil pump/pickup/pan combination. Good luck.