PirateMcgee

Awesome place to get 22re parts!!!!!!

874runnersr5

Timing chain kit with timing cover.

BEST EVER!!!
thanks alot!!!!

AZ89LONGBED

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I have his RV head & 268 cam, and I am thoroughly impressed! +2 for his customer service & willingness to discuss 22re's with you at length!

maicomega1

I called engnbldr.com to ask about parts for rebuilding my 22R. I mostly called to see the place of manufacture for the parts. Some of the parts are OE, which are obviously good, some are made here in th U.S. which are probably good. Has anyone had any experience with these U.S made Toyota parts? I would expect them to be high quality, seeing as a manufacturer of parts doesn't necessarily equate to one of the major manufacturer of cars here in the U.S.? Anyone know the scoop?

bruzer

I ordered the stuff fror my wifes 4runner through them when we did the top end of her engine when the head gasket blew on her 3.slow. There good people with great service and I woouldn't second guess any of there toyota products. Plus there prices are awsome.

Plumbrbob

Enginebuilders shop is in portland, OR so I used him for all my machine work and parts. I am running his master rebuild kit, timing chain kit with steel rails, torker cam, HO head, & head bolts. That was 3 years ago roughly 40,000 mi. and many off road hours. Everything is in tip top shape, I woke this motor up after I rebuilt it with some of his High performance goodies.

Whiplash Willy

I bought the top end kit for my 22re from them, and was amazed at the quality for the price. I think the head gasket on their kit is even better then the oem one! I also had them rebuild my head, and they did an excellent job!

muddpigg

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Good stuff.

ovrrdrive

Use the search man... You won't hear much bad about engnbldr around here.

dropzone

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Ted is the Man.

saitotiktmdog

Ted is awesome. I used three of his kits on various projects. I have one of his heads on my truck now. I had to rebuild it again after the first rebuild due to sucking in water and the valve seats in the head were bad. Explained to ted the problem (engine only had 20,000) and he said to send him head and he would see what he could do. He replaced all the valves and reground the seats for free. I even bent a valve putting the rocker assembly on and he sent me another new valve for free. I have had no problems with my engine builder parts so far and that is with a turbo and running 7 pounds of boost with 9.5 compression pistons. Granted I have sds stand alone and arp head studs also. I would definitely buy again. Next time though I want to get turbo pistons and rods.

qdude79

On my recent 22RE rebuild, I used every component Ted has to offer for my setup. Nothing but good here. Even the guy that dropped it in for me was impressed with what he saw. +1 for Ted, et al.

83

He uses Toyota parts or better when he thinks something is better. He doesn't use parts that aren't as good or better than what you'll get from the dealership, as far as what he's told me in the emails I've exchanged with him.

jmazoso

Got new head and a camm from Ted. Great service and great parts.

874runnersr5

Ted is by far the best, great service to.... and his parts are very very good.
He gets two thumbs up from me

skyratcalls

Here is a copy of an email that I got from Ted at Engnbldr.com today. My local stealer wants $165.00 for just the chain, yes, JUST the chain. A dealer in Gallatin TN. Guys, its not how much money you make, it is how much money you keep. I have not used any of his parts yet, but I am ordering in the morning. Based on the much smarter and more experienced persons on this site, I can't go wrong. I am putting my trust in you folks. I have a worn through timing cover. I love my little truck, please remember her in your prayers tonight. Ted responded within a couple of hours, I very much appreciate his quick response. The dealer laughed at me when I said, man that is high. So, dealer, you want my money, but you want me to like it when you laugh at me as I hand it over to you?

(Ted)
K..I have seen this many times....Remove the drain plug, leave it out to drain as much as possible.. If there is lots of debris from the damage, pull the oil pan, clean it, and reinstall using RTV to seal it.

Then do the repairs on the front, the odds are high the engine will be fine with fresh oil, just start and run it after repairs, if all seems fine, change the oil again after a full engine warmup.

We have the timing kit with cover for $86.00, ships for $12.00. This comes with all the front end gaskets and seals, both gears, new tensioner, both guides with the driver's side steel backed, and new roller chain plus the new cover.

You may or may not need the oil and coolant pump, check those carefully. If so then the 4 piece kit is $140 direct, ships for $14 USA lower 48.

Any questions feel free to email, or call my son Tod at 503-257-7947 weekdays.
Ted
----- Original Message -----
From: Jeff George
To: engnbldr@engnbldr.com
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 12:55 PM
Subject: I joined the timing cover blues club!!

Hi there, Jeff George, Lebanon TN. Just found that my chain has worn through with water in the oil pan, bad. So you know what comes next. I need a kit, and, must say that I am impressed with your prices and more importanly your reputation. I am just a little unclear what is included in the kit. Someone on "yota" said that you had timing covers and gaskets as well. Can you fill me in, what is included in the kit?

I am a teacher and the auto teacher (whom I respect very much) told me that if water gets in the oil pan that the engine is ruined (whether you drive it like that or not). I find this hard to believe. You are obviously in a position to have heard many of these sad stories. My engine never got above 60% on the temp gauge, and at most was driven 5 miles with water in the oil. What do you think, can the engine be saved? In other words, there is a very good chance that the lower end is not damaged, right?

Thanks again, Jeff George,

snap-on

used his rings, bearings, head bolts, and gasket kit when i rebulit my 3-slow.

He was great to deal with and parts were top notch.

Id use him again in a heartbeat.

desconhecido

A thought on the advice Ted gave: pull the oil pan to clear the debris out of it and don't install the pan till the front cover is back on and installed. It's easier to install the timing cover with the pan off.

874runnersr5

Yeah, drop the pan i pulled out a handfull of plastic chunks

fdeeznutz

I just used the ENGNBLDER master rebuild kit for my motor and it's running strong with 1000 miles. As others have said, Ted is great to deal with and the parts are nice for the money. Just remember not to skimp on the most important part of the build, the machine work.