Misc parts help thread
06-17-2013, 01:56 PM
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Misc parts help thread
I'm looking to get some help/advice on where the cheapest genuine oem integra pieces can be bought. I need things like window trims, rear wheel well liner moldings, windsheild wiper cowl, etc. I remember there being a site that had discounted prices but this was years ago. Thanks for your help.
06-17-2013, 02:55 PM
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It's more about the cost of shipping, so find an OEM online dealer near you.
VA magauto dot com
GA newoempartsonline dot com
MA bernardiparts dot com
?? hondapartsdeals dot com
?? hondapartsunlimited cot com
?? hondapartssale dot com
?? hondapartsnow dot com
One of the above is in AZ, but I don't remember which one.
I listed several Honda parts providers, because you can sometimes enter an Acura part number on a Honda site and find that it is used in a Civic, CR-V, or Accord. The Honda version of the part is cheaper.
My favorite site to cross check part numbers (Acura vs Honda) is bernardiparts dot com
Go to their site.
Find and write down the part #.
Type the number into the window that is labeled part#.
Press GO.
Scroll down and click on 'other vehicles that use this part'.
Then click on their Honda tab (at the top of the page) and reenter the part # and scroll down to see which Hondas use the part.
VA magauto dot com
GA newoempartsonline dot com
MA bernardiparts dot com
?? hondapartsdeals dot com
?? hondapartsunlimited cot com
?? hondapartssale dot com
?? hondapartsnow dot com
One of the above is in AZ, but I don't remember which one.
I listed several Honda parts providers, because you can sometimes enter an Acura part number on a Honda site and find that it is used in a Civic, CR-V, or Accord. The Honda version of the part is cheaper.
My favorite site to cross check part numbers (Acura vs Honda) is bernardiparts dot com
Go to their site.
Find and write down the part #.
Type the number into the window that is labeled part#.
Press GO.
Scroll down and click on 'other vehicles that use this part'.
Then click on their Honda tab (at the top of the page) and reenter the part # and scroll down to see which Hondas use the part.
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06-20-2013, 01:40 PM
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Re: Misc parts help thread
I guess I'm looking for an Acura specific store being the parts I need are all integra specific. Like windsheild dam, roof moldings, door sill moldings etc.
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hondapartsunlimited had the best shipping, second lowest best pricing (only .75 cents more then the cheapest place I found) so I'm ordering from them. Just my .02 in-case others look at this thread for info. $756.00 I just spent on all exterior moldings & seals, rear windows and rear wheel liners, but hey these cars are worth every penny!
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Check out Curry Acura parts. They're prices are generally cheapest considering shipping is always included. Also don't put those rear wheel well liners on. They're notorious for holding water and causing rust.
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