Enginediy Reviews

I got the engine kit from enginediy.com it was just okay. The photos and description made it seem like everything would be really clean and well-finished, but that wasn’t totally the case. Some parts looked nice, sure, but a few had little scratches and the finish on certain pieces felt a bit rough.
It does run after I spent some time adjusting things, so I’m not saying it’s a total loss. I just feel like what was promised didn’t fully match what showed up, especially for the price. Decent kit overall, but I expected better quality...

I’m still waiting for my delivery, and the tracking barely updates at all. It’s frustrating, like, I get delays happen, but at least give me some kind of useful info.

Not gonna lie, the engine kit itself is solid and works fine, so no complaints there. The shipping just took longer than I expected, which was a bit annoying. I also think the instructions could’ve been a little clearer. Overall, not bad, but it felt like a average experience.

I picked up a small engine kit from enginediy.com, i ended up being happy with it. The shipping took a little longer than I hoped, but it wasn’t anything too frustrating. When it arrived, everything was packed really well, and the parts actually felt better quality than I expected for the price. I spent some time putting it together and really enjoyed the process. If you’re into these kinds of engine models, I’d say it’s a solid deal.

The box showed up with a small dent — nothing too serious, but the engine inside was packed really securely. The foam held everything in place, and nothing was missing or damaged. Overall, no issues.

It showed up fast, honestly. I was expecting a longer wait, but that turned out to be a preventable worry.

I’ll give them credit, they do have a good range of engine kits and parts, and it was actually fun to look around at first. But then half the stuff I was interested in was either out of stock or weirdly hard to find, which got annoying fast. if you’re going to advertise a solid selection, you should keep the popular items available or at least make things easier to locate. Not the worst place to shop, but they definitely need to get their act together.

I ordered a small engine kit from Enginediy and it showed up in good shape. Shipping took a little longer than I was hoping, but everything was packed really well and the parts literally worked fine once I got it set up. I did have to watch a video for one step, but after that it was straightforward. Overall, I’m happy with it and would buy from them again.

I ordered a few small engine parts, and the sizing was about what they had listed. Everything fit without much messing around, which was nice. One piece had a tiny rough edge, but I cleaned it up quick and it wasn’t a big deal. Shipping took around a bit longer than I expected, but overall I’m happy with how precise the parts were.

The communication was frustrating. They barely got back to me, and when they finally did, it didn’t really answer my question anyway

I bought an engine kit from them, and when I later needed one small replacement part, they didn’t have it in stock. What made it worse was that nobody could give me a clear answer on when it would be available. save your time and check parts availability before buying, because it’s frustrating to be stuck over something so small.

After I got it set up, the engine felt weak and kept stalling on me. I’ll admit I wondered if maybe I messed something up during setup, but I checked things over and still couldn’t get it running properly. Just wasn’t the experience I was hoping for.

I had a small issue after my delivery, and support got back to me the next day to sort it out. It wasn’t lightning fast, but they did come through and help, so I’m happy with that :)

I had to reach out to tech support for an issue I was having, and they did end up helping me get it sorted. It just took a little longer than I expected between replies, so it wasn’t a bad experience, but not exactly great either.

Ordered from Enginediy and the payment was super easy. Card went through right away. Got the order email pretty much right after. No weird extra steps, no confusion. Just smooth. Now I’m just waiting on the package.

I got a small engine kit from enginediy.com and yeah, first impression was good. Looked neat. Fun little project. But once I started really handling the parts, the build quality was not quite what I expected for the price.
Some edges were rough. A few pieces just didn’t line up cleanly. I did get it together after some adjusting and messing around, so it wasn’t a total loss. Still, the finishing could’ve been better. Cool concept, just a bit disappointing in the end.

As someone who likes having everything laid out and ready before starting a project, I was happy with how complete this kit was. It had almost everything I needed, but one screw was missing, which was a little annoying. Still, overall it was a solid kit

The instructions were actually easy to follow, which was a nice change. I got it working quickly without having to guess what they meant every two seconds.

The parts themselves looked fine, but not gonna lie, the assembly was way more confusing than I expected. The instructions weren’t super helpful, and I ended up getting stuck a few times before figuring things out

I tried ordering from enginediy.com and, my first thought was that the checkout felt clunky. The page was slow, the shipping cost wasn’t clear until the very end, and then it froze so I had to enter my info again. The order did eventually go through, but I was already over it by then. Not the smoothest experience.