What types of racing engines does Baldwin Racing Engines build?

Baldwin Racing Engines builds custom engines for demolition derby, dirt track, asphalt, drag racing, truck pull, tractor pull, vintage, and general automotive rebuild applications. Every engine is dyno tested before delivery.

Does Baldwin Racing Engines ship engines nationwide?

Yes. Baldwin Racing Engines ships custom built engines and race parts nationwide across the United States.

Is Baldwin Racing Engines AERA certified?

Yes. Baldwin Racing Engines is AERA certified, Holley EFI certified, and Nesmith Rebuilder certified.

Where is Baldwin Racing Engines located?

Baldwin Racing Engines is located at 5673 State Hwy KK, Friedheim, MO 63747. Call (573) 788-2329 to schedule an appointment.

What machine shop equipment does Baldwin Racing Engines use?

Baldwin Racing Engines uses a Rottler F-69A CNC Block Center for block blueprinting, boring, and honing, along with a SuperFlow engine dyno system and CWT engine balancing equipment. All machine work is performed in-house.

What are Baldwin Racing Engines' business hours?

Baldwin Racing Engines is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM Central Time. Closed Saturday and Sunday.

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Baldwin Racing Engines2 days ago

Not everyday is great at a machine shop. This is exactly why we test almost every engine we build, very mild almost stock 6.2 rebuild, normally we would have not ran it but we had decided that we are putting a carbed intake on the stock fuel injected LS builds from now on to test. Well 10 minutes into a light load break in test it breaks an intake valve at the valve lock groove. Luckily I was able to shut it down as soon as I heard the noise and got it stopped before any major damage. Sometimes this is how things go, brand new part failed so we will fix it up again and put it back together and try again another day.

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Baldwin Racing Engines4 days ago

Rettig Racecars and Parts LS super late model engine is all wrapped up with a new custom camshaft along with as sweet set of BAM Roller Lifters. Looks great on torque and power so now we will see if the changes make it race even better.,

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Baldwin Racing Engines4 days ago

Some sleeves being set into place using liquid nitrogen, all set in now ready for a final hone to size.

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Baldwin Racing Engines4 days ago

For Sale!!

We have a stage 1 derby engine coming through the shop now, Scat crank, recon rods, new pistons and rings, double hump head fully derby prepped, aluminum intake. Engine is full derby ready, sold as a long block, ignition and carb can be added. Sell price is 5995.00

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Baldwin Racing Engines5 days ago

This Ford TW-20 is in for a set of sleeves, we have already rough bored the cylinders. We are now making room for the upper sleeve flange then we will hone the cylinders for final sleeve fitment. We get better results even though it takes a lot longer to do it that way the heat transfer behind the sleeve is so important it’s worth the extra time spent making sure surface finish is correct. Lots of work but it will be better than new when finished.

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Baldwin Racing Engines5 days ago

Steel block late model racing catching your eye? Already running a steel block?
We have just the answer for you guys that want a dominant package, 400-430 18° builds and 23° degree packages are available for the 2027 upcoming year. Save a space while you can.

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Inside the Machine Shop at Baldwin Racing Engines

Inside the Machine Shop at Baldwin Racing Engines and the Equipment Behind Every Build Every engine that leaves Baldwin Racing Engines in Friedheim, Missouri has been through a process that most people never see. Before an engine gets bolted into a dirt late model, strapped into a demolition derby car, or dropped into a pull…

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