Cylinder Boring in Seattle

[Hawker665]

Can someone reccomend a machine shop in/around Seattle that they would recommend to do an overbore for me? Willing to pay quite a premium for top-notch work as this is one of those "last set of these pistons ever going to be made" kind of things.

Thanks.

[Wiz636]

I don't know anybody local but I have used Millenium Technologies a couple times for replating/repair and they do very good work.

http://www.mt-llc.com/

[TJ 755]

Cecil!

[Hawker665]

I don't know anybody local but I have used Millenium Technologies a couple times for replating/repair and they do very good work.

http://www.mt-llc.com/

Thanks for the tip. I used them once for a replating job, and didn't even think to call.

[Hawker665]

Cecil!

Do you have any contact info?

[Little Jeff]

+1 on Millineum Technologies. They recently did a replate on my '02 KTM300EXC cylinder. Looks better than new.

Little Jeff

[TJ 755]

Do you have any contact info?

Sorry my bad I meant Seymour, Robert Seymour in Tukwila, 206-244-4563.

He does boring for many local shops and has done so for at least 30 years. Very good and reasonably priced.

[WAMXP1MP]

There was this guy who did it out of ballard for me once that was good but it was long time ago in 1999. It was right near the bridge off aurora ave don't ask for a name I don't remember.

[Ryanthegreat1]

Sorry my bad I meant Seymour, Robert Seymour in Tukwila, 206-244-4563.

He does boring for many local shops and has done so for at least 30 years. Very good and reasonably priced.

You know the great Seymour as well?

Guy does some fantastic work! Really knows his stuff and is a motorcycle guy. I have had several cylinder bored by him as well as various head work on many different motorcycles.