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| INSIDE WCH ENGINES OUR PROCESS |
| Step 1: Engine is disassembled for cleaning. Before After |
| Step 2: After piston size is chosen, block is bored to piston specifications. |
| Step 3: Cylinders are honed for clearance, depending on application. |
| Step 4: Block is deck (or zero decked) to insure proper head gasket sealing. |
| Step 5: Block is vatted again and blown out to remove any leftover oils or metal shavings from galleys and bolt holes. |
| Step 6: Block is prepped and all freeze plugs and cam bearings are installed. |
| Step 7: Connecting rods are resized according to application. |
| Step 8: Assembly begins. |
| Step 9: Cam shaft is degreed according to cam specifications. |
| Step 10: Final assemble begins. |
| Step 11: Valve lash is set accordingly and final adjustments are made. |
| Completed Small Block 350 Roller Engine. |
| Other Engines We Have Completed for Our Customers |
| 1963 409 Big Block |
| 400 Small Block Chevy Dart Block |
| 1967 Mustang 289 Engine |
| Freshened Up Dirt Track & Drag Strip Engines |