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1026 N Haven St, Spokane, Washington, 99202, United States

(509) 535-9240 www.motorworksengines.com

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Russell

Mar 8, 2018

I wanted to take a moment to thank the Entire Motor-Works Staff for their outstanding customer service and most importantly their Technical Expertise. It took 2 months to find a builder for my 69 Pontiac Firebird (455) and after many unsuccessful attempts to have it done locally I reached out online and Motor-Works was the only company to get back to me and address my concerns. Not only was the pricing fair without any hidden cost, but I was kept up to date with the build process. The end result was a rebuilt (455) that exceeded every expectation I had. I would Highly Recommend them to Anyone considering a rebuild. Photos show the Before and After.

Rodney Rushing

Dec 3, 2017

My first motor was built by Motorworks over 5 years ago. It was recently freshened up with a new taste of nasty. My motor runs like a scalded dog. My brothers big block was done by Motorworks also, with the same professionalism as at the first. His motor exceeded our expectations as well. Customer service is excellent. When you call they answer the phone and walk you through the complete process from start to finish answering all questions completely. Dave and his crew know what they are doing and it shows in the performance. If you want a great motor built, let Dave and his crew handle it and you will not be disappointed. I am a Motorworks customer for life. If I ever need anything done again, the Motorworks crew will be the number I call. Dave please keep doing it the way you do. You and the crew be blessed my friend........

frank veto

Apr 24, 2018

Jessica could you please thank HP Mike and all your crew for all your help with our experimental boat motors ? Once again you have gone above and beyond! !!! Great job thank you, Every motor we get from your crew gas or diesel has impressed me .

Dylan Foord

Apr 18, 2018

Rebuilt and installed 1996 land cruiser engine. It was dripping a very small amount of oil which has slowly become more. I took the truck in to shop in Seattle for a separate issue and asked them to look at the leaks which I thought were bad hose connections. The shop in Seattle put the truck on the lift and shows me oil leaking from crank shaft seal, upper and lower oil pan seal and on the Land Cruiser the oil pumps are mounted onto the block which was also leaking. When I called Russ at Motorworks he states that engines leak oil and that after 90 days it very possible to happen. So less than 20K miles and 2yrs from a complete rebuild and installation I have to pull the engine and replace these seals. Consider that MotorWorks finds it routinely possible for their seals to leak fluids with in 16,000 miles of drivin when considering your rebuild at Motor Works....

Cyril Balonwu

Apr 6, 2018

Great place. Very friendly. Got a good deal!

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