Posted by a_lead on March 07, 2008 at 09:58:12 from (69.137.41.169):
In Reply to: tough 340 question posted by Mark W. on March 07, 2008 at 06:39:17:
Here are what it cost me to have that job done (12 years ago) at a machine shop in the Baltimore, MD area. I realize you'll have to adjust for cost increases due to time, and also if more valves have to be replaced.
1 Exhaust valve $7.70 8 Valve Guides $22.48 Labor for valve job & to install valve guides $147.00
Did a major on it; parts total for sleeve assemblies, bearings, gaskets, exhaust valve, valve guides, cam gear, crank gear was $690.16.
Labor to install cam bearings, pistons, sleeves, check line bore, resize rods & align, grind crank 010/010 do headwork and assemble short block was $684.00
The guy in the machine shop was impressed at the condition of the valves & that only one had to be replaced.
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