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As in the title, i was originally going to get a pair of manifolds extrude honed and port matched by uas but called them and spoke to john who advised they are no longer doin it. I also spoke to crd who said they can port them. Was just wondering if there was anyone else out there who could extrude hone and port match them?

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Just so this post does not become another useless post found when searching for an answer to this question, from my ringing around this is what i found.

Unique autosport no longer offer this service.

CRD will port your turbo manifolds though were fairly up there with their price.

The final one, and the business i chose to go with was pro fabrication race engineering. I was not sure if this was a service that brad offered, so i made the call and was pleasantly surprised with the level of professionalism and the price aswell as the enthusiasm to help. This is something i have found lacking in some businesses lately so it was good to see from a customers point of view. This is the first transaction i have had with pfre so it may be common knowledge but as a result it is the first of many to come as i hope to use their services for many more areas of my build

Adam

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