Re: [Chrysler300] Motor rebuild 300F

[Mike Apfelbeck <moparmike@xxxx>]

A blueprinted engine will make up for minor shortcomings that all 
production units are forced to live with and will be slightly smoother with 
a bit more power. Whether or not it's worth the money is up to the one who 
has to write the check. It wouldn't be worth it to me .
Mike

At 02:35 PM 3/5/2003 -0500, Paul Martin wrote:
> A few weeks back i sought advise on removing the motor
> from my 300F. I am getting close to starting this
> project and decided to bring the car to a competant
> mechanic to do an evaluation on how the motor is
> currently running and what I might expect from a
> rebuild.
> This mechanic is a serious racer and has built some
> fantastic racing engines. I am not sure I agree with
> him on what I need to do to the 300. In essence he is
> suggesting building a blueprinted motor with
> everything balanced,cc'd and the whole nine yards. I
> am not opposed to having this done to a race engine,
> but I am not sure this is the route for a motor that
> will see 100-1500 miles a year, mostly cruising. I
> will want to do some full throttle driving to enjoy
> the intent that these cars were built for. Any
> thoughts from those who have gone down this path.
>
> Paul
> 300F
> Vancouver BC
>
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