Help finding some stuff

[JAdair]

Ok so i need some help with finding break pads and rotors for my car it needs a new break job. Along with a tune up i need some help picking the best parts. I guess i could find a vendor but i dont know whats some good parts and ummmm i need a rear drivers side caliper for a good price

[shawnc16]

Depends on how good yur talking. Like Brembo good?

[mikek18]

`check with our site sponsors otherwise I used rotorsonline last time. i was very happy with them. got me a real good deal. Ask for Mike

[JAdair]

Hey Shawn not that good but i need better then what i have ya know lol i hate hearing the grinding noise of the caliper on the rotor.

[Virtue]

you sure its not just no more brake pad left?

[JAdair]

LoL no Russ i took my caliper off when i had it up on a lift and i had to use a hammer to get it off. I didnt have enough money to get one then and im lookin for some now caus i have some money in the bank so tune up and breaks are what im goin for right now. So whats the best plugs, wires, cap rotor and all that good stuff for the money?

[Virtue]

LoL no Russ i took my caliper off when i had it up on a lift and i had to use a hammer to get it off. I didnt have enough money to get one then and im lookin for some now caus i have some money in the bank so tune up and breaks are what im goin for right now. So whats the best plugs, wires, cap rotor and all that good stuff for the money?

my car im running ngk plugs, good performance for a cheap price (maybe 1.50 a plug)

wires im running stock bosch, delco would be a good alternative as well

delco for a cap and rotor

brake rotors i have raybestos on my car with their ceramic brake pads

most people thinking getting like baller wires and plugs give them mad HP

[Lucky SOB]

most people thinking getting like baller wires and plugs give them mad HP

i hate to break it to ya but they actually add a ton of power especially if they are color matched to your car. haha

[1BADAIR]

I have been using Napa stufff for a few years now. No complaints from customers like with other parts.

[MP81]

i hate to break it to ya but they actually add a ton of power especially if they are color matched to your car. haha

That is true.

Wanna know a secret? If your entire engine compartment matches your exterior, you get what they call "match power". What happens, is the combination of matching colors of the exterior and other parts in the engine bay, (like engine covers, plug wires, pulleys, engine blocks, distributors/coil packs, air filters, air filter housings, etc.) combine to form a sort of super-power-boost. Kind of like, how all those little Power Rangers mechs/vehicles combine to form that one big thing.

So, basically, the more color matching you have (to get the biggest "match power" boost, it is a good idea to match 95% of your engine bay to the exterior color), the bigger boost of power you have.

Adding dyes to your fluids (coolant, windshield wiper fluid, headlight fluid, VTEC fluid) to match the rest of the exterior/engine will increase the match power boost by 150%, since this is just so super cool. Better yet, make sure everything (including fluids) GLOWS. That adds another 100% increase to the match-power.

I haven't even told you how much a good match power boost is worth alone.

Get ready.







400% over your base power.

So, lets take an ideal situation.

Stock (we'll use a mad tight Honda engine, with VTEC (that comes on), blinky lights and other fancy jazz that makes it so "sweet"): 200 HP.

95% Color matched. - 400% over stock
Fluids Dyed (VTEC fluid included) - 150%
Everything Glowy - 100%

So, in total, that adds 650% to the stock engine, without any actual expensive mods.

That gives us 1500 HP!!!!

Torque doesn't matter, since it's useless, otherwise Hondas would have torque.


So, everyone. Get your match power goin!

[Virtue]

That is true.

Wanna know a secret? If your entire engine compartment matches your exterior, you get what they call "match power". What happens, is the combination of matching colors of the exterior and other parts in the engine bay, (like engine covers, plug wires, pulleys, engine blocks, distributors/coil packs, air filters, air filter housings, etc.) combine to form a sort of super-power-boost. Kind of like, how all those little Power Rangers mechs/vehicles combine to form that one big thing.

So, basically, the more color matching you have (to get the biggest "match power" boost, it is a good idea to match 95% of your engine bay to the exterior color), the bigger boost of power you have.

Adding dyes to your fluids (coolant, windshield wiper fluid, headlight fluid, VTEC fluid) to match the rest of the exterior/engine will increase the match power boost by 150%, since this is just so super cool. Better yet, make sure everything (including fluids) GLOWS. That adds another 100% increase to the match-power.

I haven't even told you how much a good match power boost is worth alone.

Get ready.







400% over your base power.

So, lets take an ideal situation.

Stock (we'll use a mad tight Honda engine, with VTEC (that comes on), blinky lights and other fancy jazz that makes it so "sweet"): 200 HP.

95% Color matched. - 400% over stock
Fluids Dyed (VTEC fluid included) - 150%
Everything Glowy - 100%

So, in total, that adds 650% to the stock engine, without any actual expensive mods.

That gives us 1500 HP!!!!

Torque doesn't matter, since it's useless, otherwise Hondas would have torque.


So, everyone. Get your match power goin!

someone was bored

[MP81]

Yup.

Just passing on the words of wisdom.

[Bad_Z28]

Haha! You have WAY to much time on your hands MP81 lol, Shouldn't you be out fixing ur hood for the next strip trip???

[Raider]

Yup.

Just passing on the words of wisdom.

Wow! You just too that and ran and didn't look back. 8-O

[MP81]

Haha! You have WAY to much time on your hands MP81 lol, Shouldn't you be out fixing ur hood for the next strip trip???

I fixed 'em Monday!