I recently went through a heavy storm with some minor flooding, but the main issue was that a lot of water got kicked up near the side of the roads or by other vehicles. Was wondering if anyone had experiences or knows anyone who hydrolocked their PRL Cai.
I also plan on lowering my car on...
Yeah, I'm hoping its a scuff, but when I was dealing with stubborn snow, I accidently forced my shovel into my car. I knew for sure it damaged the paint, just had to look around for it. When your talking about the multi-stage paint kits, have you used any for the Integra or any other Honda paint?
I know this might be a dumb question, but I accidentally scratched my car with my shovel while clearing snow. I was trying to be careful, but I was out there for hours and slipped up. Any advice on how to fix this small scratch on the bottom of my door?
This scratch does catch the fingernail...
Looking for a 3-channel dash cam that captures excellent audio for in-cabin use, specifically capturing conversations with clarity. I come from the Vantrue N2, which had pretty good audio. I recently upgraded to the Vantrue Nexus 4s, which actually had worse audio, capturing high frequencies and...
I know this isn't the right place to ask about insurance/payout; however, I don't trust Reddit because there are some hidden employees advocating for what's best for their industry. I got rear-ended by a State Farm customer, and I'm given the option to perform a photo estimate or bring it to...
Confused, I always thought you pull the parking brake first and THEN put it in gear when the car turns off so that it doesn't put stress on the transmission. I always put it in neutral and used the parking brake, any reason for me to change?
Please note that this is for the rear strut bar.
PRL Rear Strut Bar - $150
I also have a PRL Stainless clutch line and Sirimoto base bushings, if you're interested in them as well.
If you're planning on shipping, I can provide a quote with my discounted shipping. Also, I reside in Northern...
I’m considering the Wunderladen oil catch can. I usually drive under 10 minutes to college, and winters here can get quite cold. Given my driving style, would a catch can be worthwhile? Also, are there any other maintenance steps I can take to maximize my car’s longevity?
Do you happen to know where the other post was? I think the detent springs by themselves were a good balance, very mechanical feeling. After adding the shifter cable bushings, the gears were not too bad, but the reverse is unbearable.