Jasper Engines

[Casting Crowns]

My 98 Ford F-150 XLT blew it's motor this past Wednesday at 109,000 miles. I'am looking into a remanufactured from Jasper. Has anybody ever dealt with them before, or know much about them. Any advice with this situation is welcome and appreciated. Thank-You

 

[ricksterr1221]

If you got some extra money.. Go for a Roush Racing crate motor!

 

[Casting Crowns]

If you got some extra money.. Go for a Roush Racing crate motor!

Nice thought Ricksterr. It's already costing me $4,495 bucks as it is. Not looking to exceed that. It's nice to dream though.

 

[ricksterr1221]

460 Bored and stroked open headers big cam Tunnel ram intake dual quads, Mickey thompson swamper tires with a 12 inch lift, Roll bar snorkel kc lights up top. Uh uh uh MORE POWER! Lol

 

[sandalscout]

I don't have any direct experience with them, but my uncle bought a reman Pontiac V6 from them, and it lasted longer than the factory motor. I've read quite a few good things about them from non-affiliated sources. I've also seen pictures of their production facility in Southern Indiana (as well as driven by it), and the assembly laboratory was essentially a surgical clean room. The main building that they have in Jasper, IN, was really nice looking from the outside, alot newer than it really was.

I THINK that a local racing series uses relatively stock, sealed chevy small block 350s that Jasper builds. They run them all season long with only fluid changes, and they are nice motors.

HTH!

 

[Anonymous]

My Pops has a Jasper re-man 3.3 in a '91 Dodge Dynasty.

It was pricey.

...And I've read/heard they use "oddball" bore/bearing sizes til a hole fits spec.

That engine has been trouble free!

I dont have anything bad to say about them,but you might get yours re-built at the local machine shop for half the price...OR roll the dice on a junkyard engine.

 

[Casting Crowns]

Thanks guy's! Looks like I'm going with the Remanufactured.