from what car do I get the manual tensioner? and year? someone knows the parts number for to buy it at honda

 

It's from the h23, which would be the non-Si '92-'96 Prelude, and it's more than one part (it's about 15 to do the conversion). Most people are now opting for the tensioner from Kaizenspeed, which is a single piece and costs less.

 

Yup^ the Kaizenspeed one is a much simpler install, and allows you to get the belt on easily, instead of fighting with it like the manual swap requires. I have one on the way to me right now actually!

If you are set on the manual one, search for the thread that 2point6 did on it, or google the kit, there is at least one company selling it as a kit.

 

http://www.importrp.com/product.php?productid=41997

Here you go. I'll vouch. Genuine Honda parts, with Koyo pulleys.

 

I contact Kaizenspeed, they also recomend me their timing belt, What you guys think? its 168$ shipped, or should I stay with the autozone belt? or no matter

 

Honda OEM or Gates Racing belt.

 

ill go for oem honda, also this is ganno sound dum, but this is my first time replacing a timing belt, I have done a lot of swaps but I have never got into the belt sruff! lol you guys have any advice or something like that, Or have any step by step to make this timing

 

All the info you need!
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-prelude-4/we-have-added-service-manuals-3108610/

 

When you get done with the job, spin the engine over by hand via crank pulley several times to ensure the timing belt isn't walking and all the marks line up.

The belt tension is what I see stresses people out. You should be able to twist the long side of the belt 90°. If its too easy, tighten it more. If it won't twist 90 then its too tight.

 

manual tensioner on its way, from Kaizenspeed. :D Tanks alot For The info Guys

 

Same one I ordered coupe months ago. Great price and of course, Genuine Honda Parts.

 

I got mines from importrp.com too. I just haven't slapped it on yet. Great price on the kit.

 

Good deal. Reid and the team at KS did an amazing job on this simple product. Really makes the timing job that much easier.