Answers Before You Order, Ship, Or Tear Into The Car.

Log in first and check order history. If you still need help, send the order number through the contact form. Include the name/email used at checkout and the part or service you are asking about.

3000GT and Stealth parts can vary by year, drivetrain, turbo/non-turbo, spline count, transmission generation, and previous modifications. Confirming those details before shipping prevents expensive wrong-part problems.

The site shows supported checkout methods including card, PayPal, and Affirm where available. Larger drivetrain jobs may need separate quote and scheduling details before checkout makes sense.

Send the order number, product name, the date ordered, and whether you need a refund, alternate item, ETA, or split shipment. A clear request is much faster than “any update?”

Send year, model, trim, FWD/AWD, turbo/non-turbo, transmission type, engine setup, known modifications, and the part number or product link. Photos help when the car has unknown previous work.

Often, but it depends on the available details. Send photos, VIN/year details, drivetrain history, and what is currently installed. Some cars have swapped parts, so visual confirmation matters.

Ask before opening or installing when fitment is uncertain. Many parts become difficult or impossible to return after installation, electrical connection, fluid exposure, or modification.

Describe when the issue happens: cold/hot, accelerating/decelerating, specific gear, shift load, clutch in/out, noise type, fluid condition, and whether it pops out of gear or grinds. The blog has examples around clutch drag, synchro wear, shift forks, output shaft wear, and bearing setup.

Yes. VCU failure, sealant contamination, bearing damage, and transfer case problems are the kind of platform-specific issues R'VENGE documents and services. Send photos, fluid condition, symptoms, and drivetrain history.

R'VENGE works heavily in drivetrain rebuilds and related parts. Use the contact form with vehicle details, current symptoms, goals, timeline, and whether you are shipping parts or bringing a car.

If the job involves synchros, bearings, gears, transfer case spline count, output shafts, or unknown drivetrain history, ask first. A quick fitment check can prevent ordering parts that do not match the actual unit.

Send the ECU model, harness type, engine setup, injectors, fuel system, ignition setup, MAP sensor, wideband, boost control, and what you want the car to do. “I want Haltech” is a start; the build details decide the right package.

Yes. R'VENGE sells and supports platform parts around ECU installs, ignition, sensors, fuel, cooling, drivetrain, and maintenance. The best recommendations come from power goal, current parts list, and intended use.

If you are unsure about harness, sensor, or ECU compatibility, contact first. Electronics are one of the worst places to guess because opened or connected parts may not be returnable.