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ROH Kit from Tasauto Any good?

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    #46
    If you need the parts in a pinch, TAS is def. the way to go. But, if a ROH project is planned for the future, def. try to hunt down a 98/99 2.3 CL being parted out (jyard, craigslist, ebay...), you can often find a good deal on the front knuckles. I recently found a CL and got a good deal myself, but I have been searching for awhile, CL's are sorta hard to find, at least where I am

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      #47
      Originally posted by Granite CB7 View Post
      If you need the parts in a pinch, TAS is def. the way to go. But, if a ROH project is planned for the future, def. try to hunt down a 98/99 2.3 CL being parted out (jyard, craigslist, ebay...), you can often find a good deal on the front knuckles. I recently found a CL and got a good deal myself, but I have been searching for awhile, CL's are sorta hard to find, at least where I am
      lol true man
      back at it again

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        #48
        I just got my stuff

        1 Day to get it shipped from CT to NYC


        - The Hub is Honda Genuine part - Part # 44600-SY8-A00 Acura CL Front Part
        - Wheel bearing is already pressed onto the hub. Not sure if that a honda part or aftermarket.

        - Brake Pads are AutoPart International - Ultra Series
        - Brake Rotors are also Autopart International


        This is awesome Can't wait to put it in tommorow.

        Is there anything i should watch out for?

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          #49
          I have failed.....

          Cannot take off the caliper pin - it seize on that thing
          Cannot take off the lower ball joint castle nut - Impact gun too big to go under



          Piss off at the car - Priceless

          Total money spend in this project - $500

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            #50
            Take a break. Have a KitKat. Or Mentos. You can do it. Maybe a torch or heat gun would work? Just an idea...

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              #51
              I will try heat gun....maybe on sunday

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                #52
                That's the spirit!

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                  #53
                  oh also...after seeing that my car not going to last for awhile....I think i'm going to sell the CL Hub/Bearing on here or something.

                  After jack up my car I saw that there were oil dripping slowly (only when car in the incline from tranny and Oil dripping from the engine somewhere..........

                  I might just going to replace the brake pad and rotor only

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by XcluziveAZN View Post
                    I have failed.....

                    Cannot take off the caliper pin - it seize on that thing
                    Cannot take off the lower ball joint castle nut - Impact gun too big to go under



                    Piss off at the car - Priceless

                    Total money spend in this project - $500
                    I always usually end up using a box-end wrench for the castle nut.
                    Gary A.K.A. Carter
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                      #55
                      my cb7 leaks alot keep the cb7.
                      back at it again

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