Hey guys, newcomer here with GSR
I have a question about the timing belt. Does age come into play at all. Mine actually has 58K but its a 95 so i was wondering if the belt get pitted or gets old you know? Should i change it now or just wait till 90K?
Originally posted by Tobra
At 60 you would adj the valves, do the plugs, oil and trans fluid I believe. I can't recommend Redline's MTL and Mobil 1 highly enough. If you don't know what you are doing, pay someone to adjust the valves
At 60 you would adj the valves, do the plugs, oil and trans fluid I believe. I can't recommend Redline's MTL and Mobil 1 highly enough. If you don't know what you are doing, pay someone to adjust the valves
Why would they need adjusting? Do they move over time?
Sorry, I'm a noob when it comes to engine ****.
with the grinding of the gears, you have to be at a complete stop to put it in first and reverse. Most hondas and acuras are nutorios for syncrose? i think thats how it's spelled.
Originally posted by BonzoAPD
yeah why would you want to be shifting into reverse if the car is already moving?
yeah why would you want to be shifting into reverse if the car is already moving?
BTW guys what would be your reccomendations on the next hop up? I already got a aem cai (even before I got the car
). And I have about 600 bucks. Im into looks and speed. Just need to be pointed into the right direction on parts. p.s--where do you guys do group buys at???
Latro
www.groupbuycenter.com search for suspension. they are selling the h&r coilover kits for $600 and some dollars.
first thing you should do is get a new intake manifold. that is probably one of the best things a gsr owner can do. you'll also notice alot more high end power the motor just wants to keep going.


