Harris Engines

Well day 2 done at the Indianapolis PRI show, woke up to the site of snow this morning (Friday) for the first time ever. Light fluffy coating on everything looked very Christmas like, Tomorrow they are expecting heavy snow all day, not sure what that's going to be like but don't think its going to be so nice.
The wife is pretty happy at the moment haven't spent any major money yet (have been known to do that in the past), just bought some small tooling bits inc a new designed CBN cutter for facing Alloy blocks with cast sleeves, which is always a problem to get the required surface finish. This was just released for the show so hopefully it will live up to the hype. Picked up some new sensers for our ultra sonic cleaning machine that i had them bring to the show for me, and might of ordered a new bench top machine for the engine room to give all the parts a final clean.
Spoke to the guys at T & S machines who supplied our CNC block machine and have ordered some computer upgrades for that and also the Balancing machine to bring them both up to the latest specs.
Been speaking to a heap of parts people finding new suppliers to so we can get all the newest parts available straight from the US.
One day to go for a final look around to see what i have missed, Then the long flight home begins.

PRI 2025 in Indianapolis, temperature outside is below zero with forecast for the next few days colder with snow. Spent Wednesday at the Engine Professional Industry Conference (EPIC) with a day of seminars from leading engine professionals and parts manufactures, learning all the latest technology and performance parts that are being released.
Today Thursday was the first day of the show, The pics dont do it justice, place is packed with all the latest parts and machinery.
Have eye strain from all the engine p**n and wont mention what happened once i got into machinery ally.
Have 2 more days of meeting with parts suppliers and checking out all the latest machinery to put on the Christmas list.

We are looking to expand our workforce! If you are interested in either an apprenticeship in Engine Machining or already have these qualifications please contact us and speak to Mark.
If you have a passion for motorsports and engines then we might be the right fit for you. Our fully equiped workshop located in Osborne Park caters for standard and performance engine machining including race performance motors.