http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1

 

no..not even oem, i would go for a racing T/B. search the web for em.

 

OEM or Gates

 

I wouldn't use anything with the name "JIS" on my car .
timing belt is just something that you don't want to go cheap on.

 

I searched around the forums for racing timing belts...didnt see anything. All I found were tons of people needing help fixing TB's.

Whats IYO best TB to pick up?

 

OEM, never heard of a racing timing belt. I think the OEM one can handle what you throw at it.

 

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1

now you heard of it.

 

I would go with the OEM timing belt

 

yea so u can replace it again in 50k miles...

 

go with OEM... if your car is pushing serious horse power go with a aftermarket racing TB but otherwise just get a OEM TB

 

id just say OEM ive also heard bad things about the greddy one. well not like bad things but ive heard of it snapping quickly. could have just been some people installing it wrong but id say OEM is whats supposed to be on there and thats just somethin i dont really want to mess with.

 

The timing belt is a very important part of your car, don't cheap out on it.

Ebay is for intakes and strut bars

 

Only belts I would trust for timing are OEM ,Gates ,and GoodYear. Any of these will do just fine.(I have GoodYear on right now)

 

Good year timing belt are like 20$.

 

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there is nothing wrong with the oem h22 belt, i have NEVER seen one break.

 

oem is fine. stay away from those ebay belts. you break a timming belt while driving you will pay 20 times what you pay for one belt to get it fixed.

 

OEM all the way

 

My buddys h22 swapped accord slipped a brand new OE belt and snapped it, bending everything that could possibly be bent, ended up buying a new head and pistons because of that thing. Its just my personal experience with them, ive got a greddy belt on my car and i havent had any problems with it (ebay). But get what you think is best.

 

the moral of the story is dont buy a random jobber named 19.99 $ TB off ebay.

 

Why I just won a bid for an oem timing belt for 28 shipped?19.99 bid and 7.99 to ship.haha Id say the moral is to buy a quality belt with a good reputation in honda motors.

 

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Did you not read the rest of my comment. RANDOM JOBBER NAME not OEM.

OEM really cant be bad.

on the other hand TB with the name of jiheasd or some **** I wouldnt let someone pay me to use.

 

no way

 

I was kidding.