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Hmm, the Sunoco I use fairly often has the top tier stickers on all the pumps and official Sunoco signage touting the cleaning ability of the fuel. Is it possible the list hasn't been updated since Sunoco became top tier?

I use the 9 mil thickness ones from Harbor Freight. I recently got a pair of Hart gloves from Wal Mart in case I plan on doing some knuckle busting work, I like them a lot so far.

Originally Posted by atikovi What's an ultrasonic cutter and what's it have to do with headlights? OP is probably installing projector retrofit that involves cutting the original housing.

Wonder how long until someone snatches the cat off of it.

My family always had GSDs growing up, they are such great dogs. A couple of ours did develop hip dysplasia when they got older. I would agree that it is made worse by the breed standard set by the AKC. If you look into the breed many years back the straight back is much more common and accepted...

Originally Posted by Linctex Originally Posted by jssaab All I wanted to do is de-sludge my engine, safely, quickly and cheaply. Yes..... and all you guys are beating him up for simply reporting his observations. Why can't you just accept his statement for what it is? Get out of here with...

I really miss my 04 Subaru STi. I sold it with 115k miles, it was reliable and super fun to drive. Lesson learned: never sell a car because of a female.

If it's in his budget I would go ahead and replace the coil also. He might as well since he will be right there and its just two screws and two wires holding it in place.

If the wheels are really bad you might need to take them off and get them nice and clean and then try and stay on top of keeping the inside of them clean after that. Mine are painted so it was easier than raw aluminum. I took them off, cleaned them really well and put on some good sealant.

I've used Mitsuboshi timing belts on most of my cars over the years and who knows how many customer cars. I wouldn't have any worries using one. High post count doesnt equate to knowledge or experience.

I recently put some of these in my wifes car. I probably wont ever have to replace them again as little as she drives.

I have replaced the radiator in my Integra and CRV with Denso parts from RA. They both have been trouble free for a few years now. FWIW the one in the CRV was made in China and the one for the Integra was made in Taiwan.

Originally Posted by old1 But what is the deal with the viscosity at 100c at only 1.7? Wondered that as well. Typo I assumed, it may be 11.7.

So I happened to come across this VOA for Valvoline Premium Blue Restore. Link for those interested. I searched and I couldn't find any VOAs for this oil yet on BITOG.

Originally Posted by tincanfury Originally Posted by LotI +1. Filters get better with age, as long as the engine is clean to start with. that makes no sense. I think what was meant is that as a filter becomes more loaded with contaminants it begins to filter more.

Originally Posted by Chris142 Originally Posted by thescreensavers Air is yesterdays news, Electric is the way now Buy an M18 Fuel 1/2" impact and you'll be set for what ever bolt you throw at it. Make sure to buy impact sockets. even a honda crank pully bolt? My M18 Fuel impact has removed...

Originally Posted by maxdustington Nice! I love factory wheels on different cars. That CR-V is so 90s with the bug deflector, wheels and spoiler. I love it! Thanks! I have always favored 90s Japanese cars.

Originally Posted by Audios You may have done this on purpose, and correct me if Im wrong, but I think from the factory the wheels went the other way. My buddy had a brand new one in HS and I thought they were always like the throwing stars from BMW. You're exactly right! I hadn't even...

Originally Posted by JustN89 Here, this might work. Wheels look good! Thank you!

Finally finished up polishing my prelude wheels and got the tires mounted and bolted them on. Edit: It shows upside down and I have no idea how to fix it from my phone.