Has anyone ordered from this site? http://www.sunrisejdmmotors.com/honda.php Im really considering getting my new engine from there, and i was wondering if the site is legit and not just a scam. SO if anyone has ordered from them or knows anything about them let me know. Thanks

 

If your not that sure about this company. Call them up the number is on the website and talk to them you can tell alot more about them that way and tell them your thinking about picking your motor instead of having it shipped. If they say well we will have it ready when you get here their prob for real. But if they so no way have to ship it. No local pick ups. Stay away from them. Then if you feel like there good to deal with call them back in a few days and say well I would rather you just ship it to me. I hope this helps.

 

I know that Kappa has ordered form them more than once and I have always heard that they are reputable. I will be getting my motor from them when the time comes, unless Sacs can get me something. Which motor you looking at?

 

Yeah, I've ordered 2 SIR-IIs and a DOHC ZC from them, and they're perfectly legit. Good quality stuff too. If they get a half cut with crappy axles, a lot of times they'll go find some better ones to include in your swap before they ship it. I'd definitely recommend them, since they're cheaper than just about anyone else short of wholesalers or chop shops.

 

A friend of mine oerdered a GSR engine from them about 6 months back, and he loves it. Good quality stuff.

 

Im looking at the D15b. not the best one but really the only one i can afford right now.

 

whoa

 

that site does seem a little cheaping then sites i was looking at before, and such low km's on the motors too eh, no price for the K20 tho lol ..to much to list

 

ur right the prices on the site are really cheap compared to most places. At another site ill pay 1200 for the engine transmission and a few oter things where as with sunrise ill get everything for 700. Anyone know what that is?

 

That's what we call "minimal distribution mark-up." And the fact that they're in Canada could have something to do with it. But yeah, most places will add a fair chunk of change to the actual buying price because they know most people will actually pay that much for it.