enginediy is the professional and leading model engine retailer, specialized in the latest model engines and retailing different types of model engines and accessories for engine enthusiasts, like v8 engine, steam engine, stirling engine, antique engine, internal combustion engine, STEM models for school projects, etc.
enginediy (enginediy.com) has 251 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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michael M.
I bought a alternator for my Cison FL4-175 engine from Enginediy & I was impressed that such a small alternator could produce up to 20 volts, a regulator is required to bring the voltage down to 10/12 volts so that you can use it to power the ignition module & other accessories, the price was reasonable and it arrived on time, great service!
Lindsay U.
Oh dear - I have been scammed. Ordered and paid NZ$65 for aV* engine and have received a cheap ring. No response from my email yet....
Response from enginediyAug 21, 2023
Identify a scam site and reject it. ExtremeLife.shop website is a scam. It has cloned the Enginediy website, please note that no matter how similar it looks, you must check the domain name, the domain name of the Enginediy website is www.enginediy.com. Extremelife.shop is currently unavailable due to infringement of trademark and product patent rights. Enginediy and all buyers are also victims of this fraudulent website. I hope everyone will protect themselves through the law. For fraudulent sales, we recommend filing a credit card claim and getting your money back. Finally, Enginediy is committed to providing truthful and fair sales. If you have any questions or need any help, feel free to contact Enginediy Service Team, thanks.
customer
I have ordered several items from Enginediy and all have arrived on time. I always use there shipping protection for piece of mind.
CHRISTIE I.
Received TINY engine (listed at $99) but with broken parts. Was charge a $5 "Shipping Protection". Contacted customer service through the enginediy.com website over a week ago. I requested replacement parts or a refund. Nothing. No response. What a waste of money for a 15 year old grandson. And what did I buy with the $5 "shipping Protection"? Apparently NOTHING. 8/12/2023 received a reply from Enginediy.com that goes on about a ghost website. However, I did send my request for help to them through Enginediy.com. Only after this negative review was posted did I get an offer from Enginediy.com to replace the broken parts.
Andrew W.
enginediy is such an amazing website and even when they mess up, they try to fix it to their best abilities. I recently ordered a part from them and it didn't arrive. When I told them about the news they sent one right back and fixed the problem. They also always respond to emails quickly and efficiently
vicki
Appalling company, my husband ordered two engine kits to the value of £56, we received a cheap looking ring. We contacted customer services to explain wrong product had been sent, they responded with offering us to keep item and only refund us 15%, after 3 emails they have now said 30% refund. I'm trying to explain I don't want what they have sent and want to return for full refund or will send it back when they send correct item, their response is that they no longer have any of the engines and as a small company they can't afford to refund us the money and accept back the crap they sent us. Scammers. Do not buy
Response from enginediyAug 12, 2023
ExtremeLife.shop website is a scam. It has cloned the Enginediy website, please note that no matter how similar it looks, you must check the domain name, the domain name of the Enginediy website is www.enginediy.com. Enginediy and all buyers are also victims of this fraudulent website. I hope everyone will protect themselves through the law. For fraudulent sales, you can get your money back through credit card complaints. Finally, Enginediy is committed to providing truthful and fair sales, thanks.
noam S.
Engine DIY is another clone website of Extremelife (also known as Enginemaker), which is a well-known scam. See their reviews on Trustpilot. The support team of Engine DIY uses the same emails as Extremelife, and their shipping tracking link will take you directly to Enginemaker. They might be currently rebuilding their reputatoin by sending real goods, however, occassionally they might try to boost profits by sending cheap products instead of the expensive product you ordered. Then, if you contact them, they will claim that your package has been delivered (which is true, only it wasn't what you expected). Beware and do not buy from them if you don't want to risk your money. UPDATE in response to the company's reply below - I have definite proofs that I'm ready to share, according to which Engine DIY is operated by the same owners of the well known scammer Extremelife. Do not risk your money.
Response from enginediyAug 12, 2023
ExtremeLife.shop website is a scam. It has cloned the Enginediy website, please note that no matter how similar it looks, you must check the domain name, the domain name of the Enginediy website is www.enginediy.com. Enginediy and all buyers are also victims of this fraudulent website. I hope everyone will protect themselves through the law. We have filed an infringement complaint against this website through our Enginediy trademark and some product patents. For fraudulent sales, you can get your money back through credit card complaints. Finally, Enginediy is committed to providing truthful and fair sales, thanks.
Jox
Excellent friendly communication and community of staff. Easy to get into a business relationship with via promotions and distribution. Fast delivery. Great selection of unique models for the most meticulous mancave. Will recommend!
