Engine Rebuilder Caters To Hotshot Drivers
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Missouri-based Heinlein’s Diesel and Performance has made a name for itself in engine rebuilding that goes beyond just repair and parts. The shop is known for ensuring reliable and durable builds, transforming regular diesel engines into those ready for the long haul.
Owner Tyler Heinlein started the business in 2015 and built it from the ground up. It specializes in building the big three light-duty diesel engines, but also takes on other builds that require upgrades.
“I manage all the machine work, engine building, and setting up the projects,” Heinlein says. “We’ve gone from just me and one other staff member to six full-time employees.”
Many of Heinlein’s customers are over-the-road hotshot drivers who need strong diesel engines.
Heinlein uses a standard build for each engine model to match the client’s needs and ensure optimal strength and durability. Combinations include everything from a simple farm truck to a street racing or drag automobile.
All machine work, especially for the popular 6.7-liter Cummins builds, is done in-house, including boring, honing, line honing and decking. Crankshaft balancing and grinding are also completed. The Heinlein crew works together to manage rods, crankshafts and piston work to match a customer’s budget.
Heinlein stresses that the shop’s mission is to build strong engines for its hotshot customers. The 6.7-liter Cummins is the perfect example of their success.
“It’s not all about higher horsepower; rather, we want to provide a working truck that’ll last a long time,” he says.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Heinlein’s Diesel Performance & Machine, 113 Dempsey Dr., Rogersville, Mo. 65742 (ph 417-753-7675; heinleindiesel@gmail.com).
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Engine Rebuilder Caters To Hotshot Drivers
Missouri-based Heinlein’s Diesel and Performance has made a name for itself in engine rebuilding that goes beyond just repair and parts. The shop is known for ensuring reliable and durable builds, transforming regular diesel engines into those ready for the long haul.
Owner Tyler Heinlein started the business in 2015 and built it from the ground up. It specializes in building the big three light-duty diesel engines, but also takes on other builds that require upgrades.
“I manage all the machine work, engine building, and setting up the projects,” Heinlein says. “We’ve gone from just me and one other staff member to six full-time employees.”
Many of Heinlein’s customers are over-the-road hotshot drivers who need strong diesel engines.
Heinlein uses a standard build for each engine model to match the client’s needs and ensure optimal strength and durability. Combinations include everything from a simple farm truck to a street racing or drag automobile.
All machine work, especially for the popular 6.7-liter Cummins builds, is done in-house, including boring, honing, line honing and decking. Crankshaft balancing and grinding are also completed. The Heinlein crew works together to manage rods, crankshafts and piston work to match a customer’s budget.
Heinlein stresses that the shop’s mission is to build strong engines for its hotshot customers. The 6.7-liter Cummins is the perfect example of their success.
“It’s not all about higher horsepower; rather, we want to provide a working truck that’ll last a long time,” he says.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Heinlein’s Diesel Performance & Machine, 113 Dempsey Dr., Rogersville, Mo. 65742 (ph 417-753-7675; heinleindiesel@gmail.com).
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