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Yes but how can you trust someone who builds small block chevys (for example)all the time to understand specific demands in a performance subaru motor that let's say, the owner has read up on and likely has hundreds of opinions ands and help with some clicks on a keyboard. Its not magic to put any motor together. Read and follow procedures and specifications, and advise from people who have don't it. Some special tools required and other than any boring or machine work many people capable of tightening to torque and measuring clearances. Like I said IMO if your gonna run something that's "built" who better to build it then the person who's gonna use it every day and probably break it at some point. Plus can do it at your own pace and not rush to get it done before lunchtime or 5:00.ehh, building high performance motors isn't for the novice mechanic....takes a lot of work to make sure things are right, I would personally leave it to a professional considering I think you're block alone was like 3 grand right.