Looking for a reliable machine shop in lower MI

Picking up an old 810 kit soon (if the guy sells to me, anyway) and having a tough time finding a place. My first thought was APE, but with a $90 markup for using my own pistons plus shipping, it seems like a wash vs. buying a new kit from them. 

Essentially, I’m hoping for within riding distance from me. 

I dont know of a shop here in Michigan for piston boring , But Pitstop Performance in Florida  charges  180 Dollars for a KZ 1000 bore/ hone job
 No idea on  810 kit  from them but they distribute and help design  kits with MTC  co. 
Call them  or better and faster to use there E Mail from my experience  with them.
They  sold me my MTC turbo pistons  and  I sent them my block. 
Part of there  service was  doing all ring gapping  too
Dave

I haven’t tried these guys yet but I have talked to them. He didn’t shy away when I asked about machine work on our vintage engines. Im chasing car trouble currently or I’d have dropped off my head. I’m going to give them a try.

www.gregsheadsandengines.com/

Thanks to you both! I emailed PSP and I look forward to hearing about Greg's in the future.

I have a number I can track down for a machinists in Ann Arbor if your interested.They were referred to me by Zachs racing crew in Milan.let me know if ya need it, I need 24 hours to find it in my phone # shoebox full of business cards.What town you nearest man?

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I have a number I can track down for a machinists in Ann Arbor if your interested.They were referred to me by Zachs racing crew in Milan.let me know if ya need it, I need 24 hours to find it in my phone # shoebox full of business cards.What town you nearest man?
 

I’m in Lansing, so that’s not too far at all. No rush on the number, the guy is dragging his feet on responding, but it’ll be nice to have in any case. 

Auto parts Machine shop & services, Ann Arbor Mi           1 (734) 663-9381
I have not used them yet, but great referrals from real racers.It has been my gained knowledge to get all the specs and (special details) in a info packet for a Mechanic or Machinists if they are not specialists.Good is good, but they don't know every single part/design unless its its highlighted for them and easy to read. If you do a couple hours of research and print outs it saves money  from the get go.         Be Well 

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Auto parts Machine shop & services, Ann Arbor Mi           1 (734) 663-9381
I have not used them yet, but great referrals from real racers.It has been my gained knowledge to get all the specs and (special details) in a info packet for a Mechanic or Machinists if they are not specialists.Good is good, but they don't know every single part/design unless its its highlighted for them and easy to read. If you do a couple hours of research and print outs it saves money  from the get go.         Be Well 
 

Thanks for the number and advice! I'll tuck it away for later.

Action Cycle Engineering in Portage, MI.  They are not online that I know of.  Has done a couple beautiful bore jobs and cylinder head work too for me.  Been doing it since day 1, racing KZ's and GS's.  Super knowledgeable and has stuff like filters, cables, etc. for these old bikes often in stock.  Don't dilly dally though they are talking of retiring soon?