Are The Engines You Sell Complete? Most of the engines we sell are known as "complete long block engines".
This is a common term in the industry & represents a remanufactured engine containing the block with heads installed as well
How We Fixed The Ford 5.4 (3 Valve) Engine Problems Our Ford 5.4 3 valve engines are built to exceed far above the original OEM specifications. We
have reconstructed an engine using the best part available, to improve
upon not only the quality, bu
What Is A "Core Charge"? Core charges are a deposit that is typically charged when an engine is purchased. This is so that the re-manufacturer(US) can offset
the cost of getting another engine to rebuild, if the customer d
What Is Different About Our Rebuilt Dodge 4.7 Engines?
Our rebuilt Dodge 4.7 engines are s uperior to other manufactures because:
We install 100% new pressed in & pinned valve seats to stop seats from dropping and damaging engines.
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What is Sim Testing and How Does it Differ from Dyno Testing? Dyno testing - is a test to a engine with it operating out of the
vehicle under its own power. This means running and firing under fuel
and with a load applied. Sim tested (or simulation testing)
What Is The "Break In Procedure" For Your Engines? The "Break In" for our all of our rebuilt engines is as follows: No synthetic oil for the first 3000 miles and be sure to check oil
levels at each fill up as the engine will consume 1-2 quarts duri
