enginediy

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About enginediy

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.

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John Keeling
GB

Just go ahead and pull the trigger! The ordering process was easy, tracking info was timely, and engine was packed carefully. I incorrectly thought a component was missing and contacted customer service. They quickly responded with directions to find the part in my kit. i am so happy with Engine DIY tgat I bought ANOTHER product from them!

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Frank Lindeman
NL

Happy customer!! I ordered a little air cooled petrol hit and miss Oddball engine. Received my order very soon end very well packed. The M96 Mini Horizontal Air-Cooled Single-Cylinder 4-Stroke Oddball Hit and Miss Gas Engine runs very good right out of the box. I’m a very happy customer!

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Roy Richardson
GB

Is this place legit I placed an order on 27 November 2023. My credit card was charged immediately. I did not receive an email informing me that the order had been received. I have no shipping date, tracking number or any information from enginediyshop.

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Uwe
GB

Zero Service after purchase They are all over you when they smell a sale, but when there is a problem, nobody helps you. They are just resellers of products, and their English is atrocious. Truthfully, bad reviews are deleted. I'm still waiting for parts from over a year ago. Stay away from this place. Go to Sterlingkit, Unlike these people, they actually answer your emails and concerns. Here, you only lose money!

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Chris Bolick
GB

Toyan V800 base Toyan V800 base Built the base with the additional parts of 3 ea, motor starter modules to make switching loads for a start enable (whole unit power), glow plug power(power to the 2 plug units), and the motor starter (self explanatory). I also added a second start button switch for safety to help prevent a stuck starter button sw from burning up the starter motor. So functionally. You have to press both start switches to crank the motor. I soldered all connections and used heat shrink to insulate the connections. All the electrics are installed inside the base. I did relocate the mounting of the motor to my preference. I’m still waiting on a replacement black fuel tank, or the glass for one end of my tank as it came with a cracked glass on one end.

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