but for the average home mechanic, Sears Craftsman stuff works just fine, so who gives a shit..

 

nah, use a Mobil 1 and get better performance....documented

 

I had some problem using Snap torque wrench, I don't own one personally but I use it on aircraft engines and the darn thing keeps on resting it self. I prefer the one that just click

 

Mobil M1-105 filter FTW

 

enough bout filters... how bout oil type/weight... i've decided to run synthetic... i just want to see opinions and if anyone is running motul 8100 5w-30 or any other synthetic oil.

 

lol, there is a million threads on a million boards about what the best oil type and weight is for any given car.

 

run 0-20! best gas mileage EVAR. but your engine might not like

 

I do so with every oil change. It doesn't require any luck at all. Use whatever works for you. I personally don't trust "feel". If torque specs are supplied and I have a torque wrench then I'll use them

[QUOTE=S2KNFR,Oct 3 2008, 12:51 PM]Snap on, MAC and other pro tools are for pros.

 

Hi, could anybody tell me the part # of the filter socket, is it a Honda part?

They don't seem to offer them in Ireland,

 

Yea its a honda part. I got it at www.handaaccessories.com you can check if they will ship to Ireland or get a part # from them and have your dealer special order you one.