Alright, I'm not sure exactly what I need, but I took my car to the dealership, because I heard a clicking noise in my rear end. Ended up I needed new gears. I have that now. I also got a new driveshaft bolt put in as well. But I slammed my car into a curb one night (Stupid I know), but now instead of my wheel leaning in a little, and being straight as in "not turned to the left or right" My wheel leans out a little now, and it is turned to the left a little bit. I adjust my caster as much as I possibly could to try to fix it, but it still isn't close enough to stock for me. So the dealership said that I need at least a lower control arm and a few other arms and pieces. Gave me a rough estimate of $500.00 for everything. So if anyone can please give me some advice, or good deals on parts... please PM me. Thanks and God Bless. Later, John

 

Nobody knows anything about this???

 

Try scott from Orlando, he's the parts manager @ Holler Honda. Just call Holler and ask for Scott, tell him you are an s2KI'er and he will hook you up. You can also try hardtopguy.com. Call him and ask about the parts.

 

Shoot me a PM I am parting out my car and the drivers side suspension is untouched!

 

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=414740

here is another thread with a link to his gallery, looks like some CA's are for sale.

 

Thanks a lot everybody. Hopefully I can get my S back in prestine condition. That way I can take her back up to 145 on the highway instead of 115. Thanks. John

 

you still drive like that on the public roadways?!


Get on a track...

 

you've gotten how many tickets in the past few months? you're not going to have a license or maybe even car eventually...

Take it easy John

 

Yes I know I am sorry guys. I know it's not right at all to do. I need to start saving a little of my money and take my car to the track. I know that this isn't good but at least I speed like that on the highway after I get off of work and there is hardly anybody on the highway. I used to get off around 2:00 in the morning. Sorry guys, and Thanks a bunch for the advice. I think this is one that I will actually take to heart. God Bless each and every single one of you. Later, John

 

There's also a guy on here called partsmike or something. He's a parts manager for a Honda dealership. I met him before...sorry the details are sketchy.

Can anybody chime in on partsmike?