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Who Makes A Good 4.0 V6 Ohv Long Block, Any Help Would Be Good --thanks


ibeamranger

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1997 Ford Ranger 4.0 V6 Ohv Long Block I Need A New One. Can Anyone Help Me Out..
 
FoMoCo, just kidding i don't know

but im sure you could get one from them brand new
 
This is "Ford Truck News"?
:icon_confused:

No that is on the other side of the new home page, they have me all messed up I kind of like the new headings but always look to the wrong side of page first now. :sad:
 
Howdy Ibeam

What I would do is to look around at machine shops closeby. I would visit them and chat with the guys and make a selection from what was available to me around here.
When doing engine business long distance one might get into a powerful bunch of problems. I can think of lots and lots of "what if's" that could happen with almost any rebuilt engine.
So I advise staying close to home with your engine work.
Big JIm :wub::hottubfun:
 
Ford Factory rebuild? Can't possibly go wrong with OEM
 
I'm with big jim on trying to stay local for something like that. i've had problems with a rebuild and the machine shop is a small hike, but they have a satellite shop i've been going through to handle things from their main assembly shop and its nice to deal with someone face to face as i have had to do.

hell, check the good ole phone book. found the best contractor for a basement wall repair. motor shop had local advertising that i saw... not saying you're luck is any better, but man, if you run into a problems, its best to have something local your dealing with. for the OHV engine though, a reputable shop should certainly be able to provide a competitive price and plenty of help about the rebuild. check with the BBB...
 
Thanks for the help..

has anyone heard of atk engines
 
call ford? Go to the fomoco website and email their customer service and ask, or call a dealership, or what?
 
Would it be too much trouble

call ford? Go to the fomoco website and email their customer service and ask, or call a dealership, or what?

to do all of the above? SHOP AROUND! You will find different dealers will sell engines at different prices.
Big Jim :icon_thumby:
 
Supersixmotorsports.com
Awesome 4.0 components and long or short blocks head combos anything you want.
 

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