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-remove door panel -it's either the window track and/or window motor that's become bad -if window track is problem, clean and apply grease to tracks -if motor is issue, replace window motor

Quote on labor is a fair price. If you can order the part yourself and have him install it, I'd go that route. Doubt he is actually going to change out the actual ball joint but instead replace the entire arm assembly with a new one which has a ball joint pressed in. It'd actually be more...

Just a heads up, wash the inside of the tubing thoroughly before installing. The ones off ebay usually are oily on the inside and it holds metal shavings in it from the time of manufacturing.

I found a guy selling an Integra rear sway bar. It's advertised as off of a GS-R but from the pic, it looks a lot beefier. My hunch says it's actually off a Type R but it's hard to be sure from just the pic. Curious as to what you guys think...

Is anyone using Hardrace rear trailing arm bushings on their car? I know they make for a harsher ride but I'm curious to know if they cause any loud noises such as squeaks or thuds. Reason I ask is because I just redid my front end with some Hardrace bushings and they produce some noise...

Thanks Tang. When I searched for arms with the given part #s, I didn't see any for sale. I don't know if Moog discontinued that part # or something. I'm leaning towards getting EG Civic control arms, they have the same part # as the RS arms.

I'm looking to replace the front upper control arms on my 2001 Integra GS-R. I'm looking to order Moog replacements but the ones I find are said to be for 1994-1997 Integra RS only. Is there a difference between the 1994-1997 RS arms and every other trim level? The OEM part numbers are also...

Thanks. Two of my rear lower arms were seized. Should I assume I'll run into similar problems in the front?

How difficult is it to remove this nut and bolt as circled in red? I need to separate the front lower arm into two pieces and want to get an idea of how hard this process may be. Also, for the 2 bolts on each arm that go through a bushing, how often are those seized? I know it's common for...

Do some research. I would guess 90-97 Accord rotors or 92-96 Prelude rotors are something you should take a look at since they are both 4x114 just like the rotors you need.

Thanks guys! I think I will just to be sure.

I'm looking into picking up a five lug setup consisting of the front hubs, rear trailing arms, wheels and tires. With my rear seats folded down, can I fit everything in? I know four wheels with tires fits not problem, just want to make sure there will be enough room for the rest of the stuff.

Type R spoilers don't have studs. Instead of unbolting/bolting nuts on the GSR to install and remove, you will use bolts to screw it to the spoiler. The spoiler has threads in the hole. One of the holes looks damaged but it'll still be sturdy. Put some foam or blue painters tape on the area...

The plug has a lip on the underside so it will be snug. You can apply a little bit of clear silicon or something similar to make sure it's 100% water proof, just make sure it's paint safe before applying.

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I was checking my oil the other day and noticed what looks to be grease on the fire wall. I put my hand around the driver side axle to feel if the grease is coming from there but it was clean. Could it be from the power steering rack? pics:

With how little you're dropping it, you don't need a camber kit. I'm running -2.1° up front and -1.6° in the back and my tire wear is even after nearly 10k miles. Just make sure to get an alignment and you'll be good.

That's a disaster waiting to happen. Only two bolts are holding the ball joint in place and the bolt heads look just barely big enough not to slip through the slits.

Thanks guys. These are going on a daily driver so performance axles won't be needed.

I'm looking to buy new axles and am wanting to know what brands to go with and what to stay away from. I'd prefer to buy them from an auto parts store rather than online. I know a lot of axles are offered with a lifetime warranty, but I'd still like to buy one that will last long because I'm...