I have just recently purchased a 93 Prelude si with 116,000 miles on it, and it is running great so far. It is bone stock from what I can tell, 5 speed, and both the interior and exterior are in fantastic shape! I love the stock look of the car itself so I probably won't do any major body mods, I am planning on doing I/H/E sometime soon but...

What are some preventative maintenance measures I can take to keep it running great? Clutch, Timing Belt, etc...?

Everything I have read on these forums so far has been very helpful, and i'm hoping to learn as much as I can about the Prelude itself.

Thanks in advance for any advice...

Scott

 

I would change the essentials first. The timing belt for sure. Get a Power Enterprise kevlar belt for about 149, they'll last forever, and while your in there, get a new water pump...maybe a new oil pump (for an H22 it won't be cheap), and a new balance shaft belt. Then just change your fluids, a new thermostat, maybe a new rad. cap, and I'd say that's about it.

 

Do what he said and make sure you get your parts from here...

http://www.hondaautomotivepart...cgry5=

 

You guys rule! Thanks for the advice!