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some questions


91hondaguy
08-18-2002, 03:43 AM
1st.

how hard is it to do a waterpump replace by my self?
Do i have to get a new water pump?


IS it a good idea to use used suspension (ie. Kockiyo shocks with H&R springs) ?



thank you

1 point 6
08-18-2002, 09:10 AM
Why do you think you need a water pump? And yeah its a pretty involved job, you need alot of time to. Probably a couple hours. Its possible though.

You can get used suspension if its pretty new, if the price is right why not, try it out.

BullShifter
08-19-2002, 02:26 AM
The water pump is under the timing belt cover. The engine most be supported when motor mounts are removesd Remove the timing belt cover & belt. If you never done a water pump or timing belt i highly recommend you let some else w/ experience do it. Labor intensive.

At my dealer we charge $375 for timing belt only on 1.6L
Recommend water pump w/ T.B. - $405
I recommend the W.P, T.B., and any assy belts(alternator, PS, AC,

amy@af
08-19-2002, 11:14 AM
i have tokico blues. i heard someone recently say they suck on lowered cars after a year unless you dodge every little bump and go in driveways slow. i highly disagree. i have had mine on over a year and no troubles. i'm not going to say i dodge every little bump (too many) however, i do dodge big pot holes and sewer covers. but that seems like a no brainer in any lowered car...especially pulling slow into driveways...something about dragging the exhaust doesn't sound fun ;)

i personally perfer lowering springs over coilovers. i had to get coilovers :( curse you evil snow!

mellowboy
08-19-2002, 11:28 AM
Yeh i don't like coiloveres either. Well i got koni yellows and they work pretty damn good! Its a bit expensive though but its worth it.Well anyways tockico is pretty good also. My friend had them about a year and only one of them went out cause she hit the pot hole real hard!

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