Honda Ridgeline Engines are On Sale

The Honda Ridgeline is another on of the slick looking SUV/Truck conversion vehicles. Considered to be a mid to full sized 4 door sport utility truck. By and large, it’s very stylish, has four wheel drive optional and fits a newer market that is still emerging. It was introduced in 2006 and won Motor Trend’s Truck of the Year award for 2006.

What separates this from most other trucks? It is a front wheel drive vehicle. Built on the Honda MDX platform, it is called a transverse mounting system where both the engine and transmission are bolted together and mounted sideways under the hood. An axle protrudes out of each front wheel well to the corresponding front wheel.

What is the best course of action if you developed an engine problem that required a replacement engine? Honda Ridgeline Engines are on sale everyday, in every variation at JapaneseEnginesForSale.com, if you know what you want now.

Honda did something I’m very fond of, it is this. As of now, only one engine is available. Called the J35A7 engine, it is 3.5 liters in size and uses a SOHC [single overhead camshaft] head design. Combined with VTEC [variable valve timing and lift electronic control]. Which is a valve-train setup that improves volumetric efficiency using two cam profiles and electronically shifting between the two depending on driving conditions.

If you need more information, allow me to explain your choices in replacement engine options. Some people don’t know that there is an engine variation for everyone. It all depends on what your intended goals are. Here is what we have choice-wise:
1. Rebuilt engines.
2. Remanufactured engines.
3. Used engines, certified good with low mileage.
4. JDM engines from the Japanese domestic Market.
5. Brand new Crate engines.

JDM engines are only available for Japanese cars, or cars with Japanese engines. This is a great value for owners of said cars. A value you must call and ask for more information about.

One thing I want to mention is Rebuilt and Remanufactured actually mean the same thing. In other words, both engines should have the same end result. Don’t be fooled by terminology.

If you would like to speak with someone who can further help out, then make the call to JapaneseEnginesForSale.com now and get all of your questions answered honestly. Find out how good our customer service is. Every engine we sell comes with an iron clad warranty. Call now.