2000 Port City Late Model
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JUST ADD ENGINE AND RACE ! $12,500.00

A higher viscosity version of XP1, XP3 offers outstanding high temperature – high shear protection
Designed for aluminum blocks and looser clearances­, XP3 also utilizes multiple synthetic base oils and a unique combination of anti-wear and friction reducing additives to reduce friction and fights valve-train wear. Compatible with methanol and high octane race fuels: $ 9.00 per quart/ $108 per Case

XP1 offers horsepower without compromise
Designed to handle 500 miles of competition, over 9,500 rpm, and temperatures above 250 degrees
XP1 reduces friction and fights valve-train wear, especially in flat-tappet engines by utilizing multiple synthetic base oils, and a unique combination of anti-wear and friction reducing additives
Compatible with methanol and high octane race fuels: $ 9.00 per quart/ $108 per Case

A SAE 15W-50, petroleum version of our original formula race oil
XP4 offers lower cost protection for dirt and alcohol fueled engines that change oil after every race to prevent dirt and/or alcohol contamination Compatible with methanol and high octane race fuels: $5.00
per quart / $60 per Case

This petroleum based oil provides superior break-in properties for flat-tappet engines
The special additive package promotes ring seal and provides maximum protection for cams and lifters during initial break-in. BR can also be used to break in roller cam engines, and it can be used as a general purpose dyno oil:
$5.00 per quart
/ $60 per Case


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7qt SBC CHAMPION OIL PAN

7" Deep , 6 Trap Doors, 2 Runners, and 3 Crank Scrapers !
SALE PRICE ! $ 149.00 with pick-up screen !!!

Leader in GM Factory Sealed Crate Engine Rebuilding!

Nine Mile Machine Shop is the area's leader when it comes to the rebuilding of GM factory


GM "602" Crate Engine

GM "604" Crate Engine

sealed crate engines, and we've recently upgraded to a new SF-902 Superflow Dyno! Just in the month of September we have worked all three sealed crate engines including GM 604, Ford D347sr and Mcgunegill 347!

We have also been spending many hours testing different fuels for the crate engine's as well as valve, timing and carburator adjustments to maximize horsepower generated from these sealed engines.

Our basic freshen up for a GM 604 Crate runs $2650 and includes 1 dyno. This process can generally be accomplished in 2 weeks or less.

Lexington, Michigan (02/17/2006): The list of Certified Engine Rebuilders for the ASA Late Model Series presented by GM Performance Parts continues to grow as the 2006 season is now only two weeks away!

For the 2006 season, Clint Holmes Racing Engines, based out of Pensacola, Florida, and right down the road from the Five Flags Speedway (FL) has come on board with the ASALMS and is now a Certified Engine Rebuilder for all three divisions within the series.

"We are very excited to be a part of the ASALMS and are anxious to watch the series grow with the crate engines." Stated Clint Homes of Clint Holmes Racing Engines. "We are also certified engine rebuilders for four racetracks in the area who are running sealed GM crate engines," he added.

"We feel that we will be a great asset to the series as a rebuilder with the crate engine experience that we have from so many different race tracks," Holmes continued. "Being able to be a certified rebuilder for so many different race tracks and also the ASALMS, we feel our knowledge on the crate engines is second to none and we are excited to bring that experience to this series!" Holmes ended.

 




Clint Holmes Racing Engines was chosen by four different race tracks to be an authorized GM crate engine rebuilder!

Call him today at (850) 477-6468 or Email

 
 

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