Welcome to my web site.

My name is Charles Borrini. Owner and operator of JCM Machine and Coatings. We are on our 30th year of business. To be in business for 30 years, we must be doing something right. Our large following of customers proves our dedication in our field. My motto is simple "Education". My staff is on the technological edge, with the most advanced equipment available. In the 60's and 70's the auto machinist was thought of as just a person that bored blocks and did valve jobs.. Today that label has changed. My staff must be educated in modern engine design, fuel management systems, drive line and list of specialized operations. Having the ability to diagnose problems and recommend solutions, have given us creditability with new and old customers.

Fast cars are a lot of fun. I know, because I've owned many. JCM has been involved in every type of racing from slot cars to monster trucks. One undeniable fact that we have learned over the years, is that racing on the edge can be very expensive. Although winning can give you an adrenaline rush, breaking your engine can give you one also.

Racing is all about money I'm sorry to say. The more you have the faster you go. However, when you race on a budget, you must sacrifice something. Most racers sacrifice reliability for performance. JCM looks at it a little differently. Reliability comes first and then performance. My thoughts are simple. I would rather finish a race 2nd or 3rd, than almost win a race and break an engine.

JCM's web site is dedicated to education. The better educated our customers, the more capable they are of maintaining and diagnose their vehicles. The key to being a winner is to be First on the "smart list".

Your average machine shop can bore blocks, do valve jobs and an assortment of other machine operations. JCM has gone to the extreme. When another machine shop says it's junk, we look at it as just another repair. I've also includes some pictures of my shop. I hope you will enjoy and learn from my web site.

Charles Borrini

Owner of JCM

Suggested reading First.

1. Normal and Abnormal Combustion.

2. Index of question and answers.