My DD 99 Integra just crossed the 100K mark and I want to do the timing belt...not sure exactly when / if it was done before. I recently hit a deer with it on 50 so it will be off the road getting the front end fixed so I'll do it while I have something else to drive.

What is the best source for tech manuals / instructions? Do I need any special Honda/Acura tools? What else should I do while I'm in there? I know water pumps are often done with timing belts, should I do that here?

Any tips or tricks welcome...

I know its finals week but ill be at JMU tonight staying at pauls. going snowboarding tomm and trying to break up the drive alittle. If anyone isnt doing anything.. hit me up

I only read through page one so I have no idea about $$ paid, future of the car, etc. I do think it's pretty cool regardless. As the title says, 1970 Camaro was found with 1100 miles. Apparently the original owner drove it (sparingly) and then got a door ding in a parking lot. He got so mad that he parked the car and hasn't driven it since.

My dad had a 69 or 70 Camaro in college, so maybe that explains why I think it's cool? Either way, it's a more or less "time capsule" of a car.

Read it here.

not sure if it's a repost or not

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I am selling a set of top feed 850cc injectors that will fit an sti.

400 bucks

1999 Mazda Miata. 100,000 miles. 1 small dent on hood from someone backing up into the car. Car has the following:
Factory Nardi steering wheel.
Factory front air dam.
Factory side skirts.
Factory Torsen Limited Slip differential (excellent in rain and slippery roads).
Factory Bose am/fm/cd/cassette sound system.
A/C blows cold.
Heat blows nice and warm.
Top is in excellent condition.
Paint is metallic green and in good original condition.
Tires have about 60% life left.
Brakes are fairly new.
New Valve Cover Gasket
New Radiator.
New Belts.
New Thermostat.
New alternator ($200).
New Battery ($125).
Factory windscreen.
Factory cover for the top (used when the top is down).

$5500 OBO

This is a very desireable car. I was going to turn it into a Spec Miata Race Car but have decided to sell it instead, it is too nice of a car. I just recently returned from a 2 week trip to South Fl. with this car. What a blast to drive around town and on the highway. If you think these are chick cars, you are mistaken. These are fun cars to drive. This one has had all the routine repairs completed since I was originally going to keep it. Things change and I want the money for another project so make me an offer.....

I was thoroughly stunned yesterday when I heard rumors that Honda was pulling the plug on F1 due to the global recession. Sure enough el presidente made an official announcement today:

Quote:We, Honda Motor Co., Ltd., have come to the conclusion that we will withdraw from all Formula One activities, making 2008 the last season of participation.

This difficult decision has been made in light of the quickly deteriorating operating environment facing the global auto industry, brought on by the sub-prime problem in the United States, the deepening credit crisis and the sudden contraction of the world economies.

Honda must protect its core business activities and secure the long term as widespread uncertainties in the economies around the globe continue to mount. A recovery is expected to take some time.

Under these circumstances, Honda has taken swift and flexible measures to counter this sudden and expansive weakening of the marketplace in all business areas. However, in recognition of the need to optimize the allocation of management resources, including investment regarding the future, we have decided to withdraw from Formula One participation. We will enter into consultation with the associates of Honda Racing F1 Team and its engine supplier Honda Racing Development regarding the future of the two companies. This will include offering the team for sale. ...

I bought these for my 2002 Sierra but the connection for the heat and memory is different. They will fit the following: Tahoe / Suburban /Chevy Silverado / GMC Sierra.

They are Grey with the arm rest and seatbelt built in.

My buddy is about to lose a ton of data unless he can get a control board from the particular hard drive listed in the title (if you missed it: Western Digital Caviar WD800JD-00JNC). Apparently the Model Revision (the last four in the long ass part name) is very important. It's from Dell - so, if you've got part staches I'm sure he'd really appreciate if you took the time to go through them. He's willing to pay pay whatever price is fair.

It's that time of the semester where final projects close in and strangle us all. One of the projects for SMAD was to recreate a cover and table of contents for a real magazine, but with our own content/photos/headlines, etc. Had to have at least 5 photos and one photo had to have the creator in it.

I took on Motor Trend and made an issue from August 1995. Big thanks to Ryan, Goodspeed, Hyatt, and Adam for letting me use pix of their mid-90s cars in the design! Figured y'all would like to see the finished product so enjoy