I am looking for information on 6.0 engine suppliers. I have found information on Asheville but I am wondering if anyone has any information on others.

Thanks for the replies,

Mike

 

Ford has short and long blocks, and full ready to run remans.

 

Just out of curiosity, do the LB's and completes run TTY's yet?

Probably a stupid question, if they came with studs would be like admitting TTY's are no good.

 

I was hoping to spend considerably less money than the $13,000.00 I was quoted by ford for a long block which has no updates from the original engine. Anyone had any experience with any rebuilders who are using arp studs etc., on their engines?

 

Anthony at super duty service mentioned building motors to ship to customers at one time IDK if he does this or not


I do know if you got one from him it would be quality build

 

I know Asheville is a member here and seems like they are 6.0 savvy, Benny mentioned Anthony ( run 6.0 run) where you located ?

 

Anthony is in grain valley Mo. A suburb of kc

 

Might think twice before handing over $$$ for a ford reman. I have some videos showing why I have this opinion.










I would not discourage against Asheville,, I just wish they could ship with front n rear covers installed. I like the "T" joints to cure together,, meaning that once the bed plate is installed,, it's go time on the front n rear covers so the sealant in the bed plate,, cures as one with the cover sealant.

I'd pay for an Asheville,, before being given a Ford reman. The videos show for themselves.

 

Just wanted to give my personal experience with Asheville engine I purchased their 6.0 I chose the option to go .30 over with their stage 2 cam all together a very reasonably priced product.i can't stress enough how good their customer service was they were great to deal with and most importantly my truck runs like a beast and I've had 0 problems and I use it to pull a 14,000 lb fifth wheel all over the east coast. Of course this is only one persons experience but they seem to be a great source for a great product.good luck with whatever you choose to do...

 

Thanks for the replies. I was looking at Asheville and spoke with Matt today. Only thing that seems a little off is the need to upgrade to oem gaskets but at least they offer the option. The .20 over option looks to be good.