What would you do?

[AussieinNC]

Originally Posted by jabborabbo

Poll: what would you do?

...ABOUT WHAT???????

The title of a thread should give readers an idea regarding the subject of the thread.

Example titles to avoid:

Don’t you just hate....

What should I do????

Have you ever....

What is this?????

Notice that the titles above say absolutely NOTHING about the subject of the thread.

Just my two cents....

Perhaps you missed the Poll question that said "Apart from an LS swap, what would you do?" Simple enuff....

[AussieinNC]

Originally Posted by 72LB

I'm in the process of putting in a GM 350/290hp crate engine and plan to rebuild the 350 I took out at a later date.

Pic looks fine to an Aussie...view from downunder...haha

[palallin]

Originally Posted by jabborabbo

Poll: what would you do?

...ABOUT WHAT???????

The title of a thread should give readers an idea regarding the subject of the thread.

Example titles to avoid:

Don’t you just hate....

What should I do????

Have you ever....

What is this?????

Notice that the titles above say absolutely NOTHING about the subject of the thread.

Just my two cents....

FWIW, your post says absolutely NOTHING about the subject of the thread either. Just sayin'

In order to prevent THIS post from suffering the same flaw, I will point out that, in some areas, local machine shops and especially engine builders are becoming increasingly hard to find, quality of the work notwithstanding. This trend is another reason that I would have any work necessary done locally: trying to support the remaining infrastructure.

[OARNGESI]

If it’s just a driver buy a new one from Gm I have a spare 350 in the crate from gm right now. If it is a hotrod that needs power that gm won’t make find the best reputable shop that gives you the best bang for your buck no matter where they are located

[stilldreamin6772]

Thanks all for the feed back. Find it interesting that both blue print and atk had no votes. As for the vague post I thought it would be a good discussion amongst the group and help me figure what route I wanted to go. Options are plenty and alot of you have been in this game along time. This is my first venture and I am looking forward to learning both forum etiquette and how to wrench on this rolling work of gm art.