is trinity motor work worth all that money? has anyone had it done and is better than your normal port and head work from a normal local shop?

 

Their work is not nearly as good as my own 'normal' work...
I wouldn't let them work on my sons tricycle.

 

as many bad things that I have heard about trinity............I wouldn't let them touch my rolling office chair........much less my SON'S tricycle......LoL

 

Oxymorons:
Jumbo Shrimp
Millitary Intelligence
Trinity Motor Work

 

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Now that's worth a chuckle!!

 

Trinity built my Banshee engine in 2000. 420 LR (404 cc), Stage 3. It is on the same pistons and rings today. The only changes that have been made to it are the clutch plates.

It ran a 4.86 @ 62 this weekend at Bonne Terre Sand Drags (300ft). Stock swingarm, stock tranny.

I've raced flattrack on it twice. Triple crowned in the Amatuer class at Fredericktown, Mo and took second in Open Pro at Bloomsdale, MO. Both of these with completely stock chassis, with the excpetion of a rear lowering block and race tires.

I am very pleased with the performance and reliability that I received.

Daren

 

Jeff "TheBom" has a Quadracer 250. LRD worked on it. I don't know if he'll give you many details, but I will assure you that it is fast.

Daren

 

From what I have seen and heard, Trinity pays more attention to people who are ready to spend $2000 versus someone just wanting to get a port job for $300, or some other "low" buck service or parts

 

All are oxymorons..........