What to BUY?? NEw used integra
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What to BUY?? NEw used integra
ok so i just bought a 95 rs 5spd. It has 135,000K. The timing belt and pump were done. I have $800 dollars to restore this car.
What should i pick up at pepboys tommorow. Spark plugs, airfilter, fuel filter, oil filter, change oil, What else??? I want to be safer the sorry so what should i do
What should i pick up at pepboys tommorow. Spark plugs, airfilter, fuel filter, oil filter, change oil, What else??? I want to be safer the sorry so what should i do
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Re: What to BUY?? NEw used integra (JaySmith)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JaySmith »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok so i just bought a 95 rs 5spd. It has 135,000K. The timing belt and pump were done. I have $800 dollars to restore this car.
What should i pick up at pepboys tommorow. Spark plugs, airfilter, fuel filter, oil filter, change oil, What else??? I want to be safer the sorry so what should i do </TD></TR></TABLE>
Honda oil filters are better. They're like 6 bucks i think from the dealer. If not, then you can always get fram PH3593A. 5w30 oil. Dont get conned into using that extra special oil. Regular if you're going to use regular. Synthetic if you're going to use synthetic. Everything in between is a waste. Use the OEM NGK spark plugs. It should tell you the type of plug in your owner's manual. The pep boys around here SUCKS!! Not sure if they are any better where you live.
Instead of buying an airfilter that you will have to throw away in 12k miles, why not buy an intake with a DRY ELEMENT filter that you can just clean over and over. Stay away with intakes with oilable filters.
What should i pick up at pepboys tommorow. Spark plugs, airfilter, fuel filter, oil filter, change oil, What else??? I want to be safer the sorry so what should i do </TD></TR></TABLE>
Honda oil filters are better. They're like 6 bucks i think from the dealer. If not, then you can always get fram PH3593A. 5w30 oil. Dont get conned into using that extra special oil. Regular if you're going to use regular. Synthetic if you're going to use synthetic. Everything in between is a waste. Use the OEM NGK spark plugs. It should tell you the type of plug in your owner's manual. The pep boys around here SUCKS!! Not sure if they are any better where you live.
Instead of buying an airfilter that you will have to throw away in 12k miles, why not buy an intake with a DRY ELEMENT filter that you can just clean over and over. Stay away with intakes with oilable filters.
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Re: What to BUY?? NEw used integra (B serious)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B serious »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Instead of buying an airfilter that you will have to throw away in 12k miles, why not buy an intake with a DRY ELEMENT filter that you can just clean over and over. Stay away with intakes with oilable filters. </TD></TR></TABLE>
why would you throw an oilable air filter away? k&n are oiled and have the famous 1 million mile warranty.
Instead of buying an airfilter that you will have to throw away in 12k miles, why not buy an intake with a DRY ELEMENT filter that you can just clean over and over. Stay away with intakes with oilable filters. </TD></TR></TABLE>
why would you throw an oilable air filter away? k&n are oiled and have the famous 1 million mile warranty.
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