Ford F-250 / F-350 Super Duty (1993–2011)

The Ford F-250 and F-350 Super Duty trucks from 1993 through 2011 have earned their reputation for strength, dependability, and workhorse performance. Whether powered by the 7.3L or 6.0L Power Stroke diesel, or the 5.4L and 6.8L Triton gas engines, these heavy-duty trucks have powered countless job sites and fleets across the U.S. Engine Overview: … Read more

Ford F-150 Engine (1994–2013): Powering America’s Favorite Truck Through the Years

Few vehicles represent American toughness like the Ford F-150. For decades, it’s been the best-selling pickup in the U.S. — and from 1994 through 2013, Ford offered an incredible lineup of engines that balanced performance, reliability, and everyday drivability. Whether you’re hauling a trailer, commuting to work, or taking your truck off-road, the F-150 engine … Read more

Hyundai Santa Fe Engine Replacement: Power, Confidence, and Long-Term Reliability

Family hauler. Road-trip favorite. All-weather daily driver. When your Hyundai Santa Fe starts showing engine trouble—low compression, bearing noise, oil consumption, or an overheat—a manufacturer-built remanufactured long block brings back quiet idle, smooth torque, and peace of mind. The Gearhead Advantage: We build and test in-house, so quality control, warranty, and support come from the … Read more

Hyundai Sonata Engine Replacement: Smooth, Reliable Power—Restored

Daily commute. Weekend errands. Highway trips. The Hyundai Sonata is built to make real life easy. When the engine gets tired—loss of compression, oil consumption, or a bottom-end knock—a manufacturer-built remanufactured long block brings back the quiet idle and confident mid-range you expect. The Gearhead Advantage: We build and test in-house, so quality control, warranty, … Read more

The History of the Chrysler Hemi Engine: From FirePower to Hellcat

Few names in American performance carry the same weight as Hemi. Short for hemispherical combustion chamber, the Hemi concept allows large valves and efficient airflow, helping an engine make serious power with durability. Chrysler didn’t invent hemispherical heads, but the company turned “Hemi” into a legend—first on the street in the 1950s, then on the … Read more

The Power of HEMI Engines: Why They’re Still a Top Choice for Performance & Reliability

Few names in the automotive world carry as much weight as HEMI. Known for their unique hemispherical combustion chamber design, HEMI engines have become synonymous with raw power, durability, and performance. Whether you’re a muscle car enthusiast or a truck owner who needs reliable torque, chances are the HEMI has caught your attention. At Gearhead … Read more

Remanufactured Ford Engines: Built to Keep You Moving

  When it comes to dependability, strength, and American heritage, few brands match the reputation of Ford. From the iconic F-150 to the versatile Explorer, Ford vehicles have powered drivers, families, and businesses for generations. But even the toughest engines wear down over time. That’s where Gearhead Engines’ remanufactured Ford engines come in. Why Choose a … Read more

Reliable Honda Remanufactured Engines: Built to Perform

When it comes to dependability, efficiency, and performance, Honda engines have earned a worldwide reputation. From the legendary Accord and Civic to SUVs like the CR-V and Pilot, Honda vehicles are designed to last. But when engine troubles strike, you don’t have to retire your vehicle — you can bring it back to life with … Read more

Remanufactured Buick Engines: Get Back on the Road with Confidence

When a Buick engine fails, you need a solution that’s reliable, affordable, and fast. That’s where Gearhead Engines comes in. Our remanufactured Buick engines are built to OEM specs (and often improved to address known issues), backed by strong warranty coverage, and shipped nationwide—so you can get back behind the wheel with confidence. Why Choose … Read more

What Does “Liter” Mean for an Engine?

When shopping for a car or a replacement engine, you’ve probably noticed that engines are often described in terms of liters—like a 2.0L, 3.5L, or 5.7L engine. But what does that number actually mean? And more importantly, why should it matter to you as a driver or buyer? Let’s break it down. Engine Displacement: The … Read more