civic hb owners
10-03-2003, 11:25 AM
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civic hb owners
i have a 97 civic hb, damn timing belt went out on it in my front yard. 75000 miles. 17' icw dv-8's g-spec muffler,altezzas,ex console,tweeters,instrumentation etc. it has angel eye projector lights,wings west commando wing http://www.wingswest.com/products_de...page=1&id=1220
i can not find an obd2 motor around here to fit my car. i am thinking about parting it out. any suggestions?
please help me out. i live in south central pa. i also have a kamikaze 4-1 ss header.i could not get this header to work right on my car,it kept throwing a code for a bad o2 sensor....but in reallity was because i removed the cat. i could not find a mil eliminator for a honda. all help or ideas are appreciated.
i can not find an obd2 motor around here to fit my car. i am thinking about parting it out. any suggestions?
please help me out. i live in south central pa. i also have a kamikaze 4-1 ss header.i could not get this header to work right on my car,it kept throwing a code for a bad o2 sensor....but in reallity was because i removed the cat. i could not find a mil eliminator for a honda. all help or ideas are appreciated.
10-03-2003, 12:59 PM
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:eh: ohh damn, you just opened yourself a big o' can of flames!!!!
put your cat back on, it's not worth trying to find a mil eliminator... if you're parting out your car because of a timing belt, then you are worrying too much...
...put everything back to stock and burn all that garbage!!!
put your cat back on, it's not worth trying to find a mil eliminator... if you're parting out your car because of a timing belt, then you are worrying too much...
...put everything back to stock and burn all that garbage!!!
10-03-2003, 01:11 PM
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:eek3:.........i don't even want to see pics of your ride...........timing belt is not biggy not the end of the world. you were goin to need a new one any ways......any car you get is more than likely goin to have one that needs to be done.
10-03-2003, 01:41 PM
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I'm sorry dude but that has to be one of the ugliest wings I have ever seen in my life. I think they look like dog poo on coupes/sedans, and now even worse on HBs. Altezza's too huh, well I'd get rid of that rice too.....you went in the wrong direction with alot of your stuff bud. Sorry for the flames but had to tell ya. Good luck with your timing belt problem, it's not that hard to fix.
10-03-2003, 02:07 PM
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If you have bent valves, so what. They're $11 each. They won't all be bent. The guides are probably fine. A head rebuild is not that expensive... it's the machinist you choose that varies the cost.
