The kit that is made for my vehicle (2008 scion tc) doesn't fit in the engine bay. There were missing parts. The intercooler prevents you from putting on your bumper because the pipes are too long. Return policy prevents you from taking it back after trying to install it. They don't allow you to write bad reviews on their website. I really couldn't afford to buy faulty parts for my vehicle.
I placed my order it shipped out, in the middle of my shipment they cancelled my order saying my billing address didn't match the delivery address. They took payment and have not credited my card back. I called the listed number numerous times only to get the same recording then disconnected. I've sent emails and no customer service.
Speedyracer aka eMotor is a fraud. They change their name regularly to avoid detection. Any research will show you they sell online and sell garbage, parts that do not fit as advertised and turbos that are just plain dangerous to install in your auto. They do not honor returns or warranty they just take your money and laugh.
Definitely worth every penny, I ordered window regulator which cost 150.0p at other site, got it around 30.00 and shipping is fast to my place in Columbus, running more than half year now, no issue so far
More good than bad but sometimes you do get what you pay for with them which can be a bad thing. I recommend staying away from anything that may seem excessively cheap. Refused to make good on a fuel pump they sold me that was dead on arrival. It was 20 dollars though so I kind of feel like I was asking for it. Their 2jz pulleys and Supra/SC300 coilovers are good as is their 2jzgte cast manifold.
Sold me coilovers that do not fit and are defective. Buyer beware - 90 day warranty only!
This company keeps changing it's name/online profile to avoid blow-back from selling parts that do not work and cutomer comliapts that are all over the web! Emotor? E-Motor? EmotorUSA?, SpeedyRacer?
Brandon admitted it was the wrong part and offered a "partial refund" then ceased communication. BUYER BEWARE
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