Jasper offers remanufactured turbochargers
The company is offering a line of remanufactured BorgWarner, Garrett and Holset turbochargers. Officials say that Jasper has more than 100 different stock numbers on hand, including turbos for popular diesel units such as the Ford/International 6.0L, 7.3L Powerstroke, Cummins ISB and Caterpillar engines.
Jasper Engines & Transmissions is offering a line of remanufactured BorgWarner, Garrett and Holset turbochargers.
Officials said that Jasper has more than 100 different stock numbers on hand, including turbos for popular diesel units such as the Ford/International 6.0L, 7.3L Powerstroke, Cummins ISB and Caterpillar engines.
“We wanted to control our own destiny regarding the quality of the product,” said Ryan Dooley, Jasper’s turbo and fuel division manager. “For years, we’ve relied on several suppliers for our turbo needs. We value those relationships, but if we wanted to take our product to the next level, we had to get in the driver’s seat and bring the entire process in-house.”
Jasper’s turbo remanufacturing process includes the complete disassembly of the housings, which are then oven-baked to over 700 degrees Fahrenheit to remove soot and debris from the casting. According to the company, each of the internal components is meticulously inspected and then balanced to ensure proper tolerances. The entire center section is re-assembled, and a high-speed core balancer is used to balance the entire rotating assembly at speeds in excess of 70,000 rpm.
“When a center section spins at 80,000 to 120,000 rpm, bearing housing journal finish is essential,” Dooley said. “With our years of experience in engine remanufacturing, both in cylinder walls and deck finishes, Jasper polishes bearing housing journals to a finish of 35 RA or less, which will meet or exceed any industry standard.”
A Jasper remanufactured turbocharger is covered by a one-year parts and labor warranty with no mileage restrictions.
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