who is your favorite engine importer
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Re: who is your favorite engine importer
You can pretty much import anything automotive from this company:
http://www.cineaction.co.jp/japanese_used_cars/
http://www.cineaction.co.jp/japanese_used_cars/
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Re: who is your favorite engine importer
Originally Posted by l8apex
i like imports.... its like a tick, i like the tecnoligy(sp) and the small displacement power
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Re: who is your favorite engine importer
jarco is a GREAT company. i cannot say enough good things about them.
"JARCO employees spend a lot of time in Japan, and demand accountability from our domestic suppliers. We travel to Japan to source 85% of our product. The only way we can assure that we ship a container of good product across the world, is to carefully pick and pack it ourselves in Japan. JARCO has access to a holding area in Japan, in which every piece of product is loaded onto a JARCO container by a JARCO employee.
To source our engines and transmissions, we travel to multiple dismantler sites and choose only those engines that can verify internal condition of before purchase. Looking under the oil cap does not always tell the full story. We pull valve covers in Japan, to be certain that an engine has not had a life of neglect, then been cleaned and patched back together.
Selecting a JARCO Performance Half-Cut happens a few ways: First, we have the ability to attend and purchase vehicles at auction in Japan. Secondly, we also purchase vehicles from individuals who have taxes due on their car for registration. Finally, we may purchase a vehicle that has just been turned in to a dismantler, before processing.
JARCO used performance parts are sourced either from the vehicles that we process ourselves in Japan, or from used parts dealers over there."
"JARCO employees spend a lot of time in Japan, and demand accountability from our domestic suppliers. We travel to Japan to source 85% of our product. The only way we can assure that we ship a container of good product across the world, is to carefully pick and pack it ourselves in Japan. JARCO has access to a holding area in Japan, in which every piece of product is loaded onto a JARCO container by a JARCO employee.
To source our engines and transmissions, we travel to multiple dismantler sites and choose only those engines that can verify internal condition of before purchase. Looking under the oil cap does not always tell the full story. We pull valve covers in Japan, to be certain that an engine has not had a life of neglect, then been cleaned and patched back together.
Selecting a JARCO Performance Half-Cut happens a few ways: First, we have the ability to attend and purchase vehicles at auction in Japan. Secondly, we also purchase vehicles from individuals who have taxes due on their car for registration. Finally, we may purchase a vehicle that has just been turned in to a dismantler, before processing.
JARCO used performance parts are sourced either from the vehicles that we process ourselves in Japan, or from used parts dealers over there."
Last edited by Mr.2; Jul 2, 2006 at 10:30 PM.
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Re: who is your favorite engine importer
www.japanesestarmotor.com
me & friends have delt with em for some time now.. good shit. shipping is always like 50 bucks to. I use to walk through their old warehouse in mannasses... nice place
call them & they can send you anything from a D15B to a RB front clip
me & friends have delt with em for some time now.. good shit. shipping is always like 50 bucks to. I use to walk through their old warehouse in mannasses... nice place
call them & they can send you anything from a D15B to a RB front clip
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Re: who is your favorite engine importer
Originally Posted by l8apex
im looking to drop a large chunk of change on a new motorset, and want someone with good feedback
I mean you did say a "large chunk of change"
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