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Old 13-Sep-2003, 02:17 PM
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These are the things I need to get done to my car:


1) Header bolt broke inside my block, need to get that drilled out and fixed.....

2) Need to get my car tuned. VAFC and everything to gain maximum whp out of it.

3) IACV needs to be cleaned or replaced

4) Valve cover gasket/ cam seal gasket needs to be replaced.


I need a very reputible shop for this that can do all of these or alot of them to save on labour. I will be paying CASH if that makes a difference. Thanks
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Old 13-Sep-2003, 04:20 PM
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Valve cover gasket/ cam seal gasket needs to be replaced.

you could do yourself...its pretty easy...save allittle bit of $$
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Re: Need your opinions !

1) Header bolt broke inside my block, need to get that drilled out and fixed.....

HAPPY: if you have an exhaust leak, fix it. If it still seals fine. Leave it until you need to do something else to the car and get it done together.

2) Need to get my car tuned. VAFC and everything to gain maximum whp out of it.

HAPPY: For one stop VAFC Dyno tuning, as much as it kills me to say it your best bet, other than doing it yourself, is Yoshio over at Japanese Automotive. They have an inhouse dyno and Yoshio is an absolute guru when it comes to VAFC B-series honda tuning. The price may be up, but you may get some nice results.

3) IACV needs to be cleaned or replaced

HAPPY: Get off you lazy *** and do it yourself

4) Valve cover gasket/ cam seal gasket needs to be replaced.

HAPPY: Get off you lazy *** and do it yourself
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Re: Re: Need your opinions !

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1) Header bolt broke inside my block, need to get that drilled out and fixed.....

HAPPY: if you have an exhaust leak, fix it. If it still seals fine. Leave it until you need to do something else to the car and get it done together.

2) Need to get my car tuned. VAFC and everything to gain maximum whp out of it.

HAPPY: For one stop VAFC Dyno tuning, as much as it kills me to say it your best bet, other than doing it yourself, is Yoshio over at Japanese Automotive. They have an inhouse dyno and Yoshio is an absolute guru when it comes to VAFC B-series honda tuning. The price may be up, but you may get some nice results.

3) IACV needs to be cleaned or replaced

HAPPY: Get off you lazy *** and do it yourself

4) Valve cover gasket/ cam seal gasket needs to be replaced.

HAPPY: Get off you lazy *** and do it yourself


but going to Yoshio, you better show him the money Else he'll brush you off like dust on the floor.

If R0Y sees this, he can add his story about his friend who had work done by Yoshio.

However, that's not to say Yoshio isn't excellent, but his background is Toyota and I think he's quite loyal to the Toyota layout and tuning, though very knowledgable in Hondas as well

But what do I know, I'm only hearing stories
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Yoshio is the Best in T.O but like they boys said BEND over

also every builder has blown a motor once in there life so dont think that he is perfect. but with his list of skills from TRD and toyota im willing to bet that he can do anything you want RICER
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how much will I have to bend over ? Am I bending over like $200? or like $500 ?
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except for the VAFC tuning, you can do all of those maintenance things yourself (unless youve got a dyno in your garage )...for the broken stud...go to sears and get their stud/bolt removal kit....its less than $50 I think...plus its a godsend...on par with the Snap-On equivalent but like a third of the cost! The other things just require some wrenching!
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the bolt is broken INSIDE the head.....
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I'm 5min away and I can change the sensor/valve, and do the valve cover gasket **** for you... heck I just changed my balljoint and axle yesturday... I'm learning fast

Don't waste your money on easy stuff like that,,, unless you want to?
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Old 14-Sep-2003, 09:32 AM
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no i dont, when do u want to help me ?
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your only choice for the bolt then is to drill it out and then re-tap the hole....its a bitch...if its not leaking, Id say leave it be!
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Originally posted by 2 rice 4 u
no i dont, when do u want to help me ?
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ok, i'm going to go to honda tomorrow to get the valve cover gasket. Is the valve cover gasket for a JDM motor the same as a USDM motor ?


What should I tell the guy what I need ?


Last time I went there, he was fooking clueless cuz I said I have a 2nd gen JDM b16. he was like huh, I was like a SiR motor from japan 2nd generation... he was like HUHHHH. Then I just left. So does anyone have a part number or something ? It would be GREATLY appreciated
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your only choice for the bolt then is to drill it out and then re-tap the hole....its a bitch...if its not leaking, Id say leave it be!
o its leaking, it sounds like poop !
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Originally posted by 2 rice 4 u
ok, i'm going to go to honda tomorrow to get the valve cover gasket. Is the valve cover gasket for a JDM motor the same as a USDM motor ?


What should I tell the guy what I need ?


Last time I went there, he was fooking clueless cuz I said I have a 2nd gen JDM b16. he was like huh, I was like a SiR motor from japan 2nd generation... he was like HUHHHH. Then I just left. So does anyone have a part number or something ? It would be GREATLY appreciated
just tell them 99-00 SIR
THats what I did,,, because they were clueless when I went down as well.

Get the spark plug gaskets and the valve cover gasket.
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just tell them 99-00 SIR
THats what I did,,, because they were clueless when I went down as well.

Get the spark plug gaskets and the valve cover gasket.

How much did you pay ? I'm going to have to take money outta the bank due to no bank card
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Re: Re: Need your opinions !

HAPPY: For one stop VAFC Dyno tuning, as much as it kills me to say it your best bet, other than doing it yourself, is Yoshio over at Japanese Automotive. They have an inhouse dyno and Yoshio is an absolute guru when it comes to VAFC B-series honda tuning. The price may be up, but you may get some nice results.
Do you have contact info for Japanese Automotive? Im in need of some engine tuning.
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Do you have contact info for Japanese Automotive? Im in need of some engine tuning.

eh? You live in carisle ? Why dont you come to the stoney creek meets ? Its not too far for you !
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Well...doesnt that just suck!!! your only choice is to drill out the stud and re-tap the hole....good luck....Its a pain in the ***!!!

Originally posted by 2 rice 4 u


o its leaking, it sounds like poop !
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Originally posted by civic_fan
Well...doesnt that just suck!!! your only choice is to drill out the stud and re-tap the hole....good luck....Its a pain in the ***!!!

If you want that fixed locally.... give me a call and you can bring it by my buddy's shop.
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