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GS=goes slow
they suck amps not ass. loland this is why stereos suck ass.
they suck amps not ass. loland this is why stereos suck ass.
lol when i first saw the title i thought it was about me too lol then i started reading.I thought you were referring to DC2Integ in your thread title. Lol!
well said man.I don't see how people blame their cars. They only run as good as the owner takes care of them.
so you're telling me that using ONLY brand new OEM parts (aside from the battery of course), spending loads of $$, babying the car, constantly checking and maintaining everything, that the owner doesn't take good care of it? that's a pretty strong statement, only if you don't give a s*** about your carI don't see how people blame their cars. They only run as good as the owner takes care of them.
thats all i use i oem honda parts.the damm thing runs like new.137k and going strong.
yeah its expensive using honda pars,but their parts last longer than aftermarket.
btw just check the volts going to the batt when the car is running.if its over 13 than its not the alt.
and under 13 its the alt.[/QUOTE]
that's the thing. when I had it tested, it was at 13.2 volts or so. I did not go lower than 13 volts.
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I never said you didn't maintain your car, but you can't bitch about it when something breaks. Shit wears out, there is no maintaining your alternator, they just go after awhile. I see a lot of threads with people cussing their cars because exp: "At 150k my motor mounts went out, what a pile", "My fucking timing belt went out at 140k miles, now my motor is toast", "All this shit keeps happening to my car at once, I spent 4k in maintenance on it for the first time in 10 years, why is it fucking up so bad". Think about all the money spent on other things and then think of how much it actually cost to maintain a car. It's not a lot, I'm not talking about performance upgrades but actual car maintenance. None of these people think that maybe they should have replaced that starter instead of buying that new intake. Or maybe should have did that valve job before throwing those new cams in.so you're telling me that using ONLY brand new OEM parts (aside from the battery of course), spending loads of $$, babying the car, constantly checking and maintaining everything, that the owner doesn't take good care of it? that's a pretty strong statement, only if you don't give a shit about your car
are you tell me that when you spend all that time, money and energy into your car and things just seem to keep going downhill that you don't get pissed off at it?
the reason I haven't changed out my alternator yet is because this happend to me before then I switched out the old battery in for a new one. After that it worked completely fine...then this happend. I'm thinking its my alternator but like I said, I'd rather eliminate one thing at a time rather than jumping right to it and it not being my problem.
also...with a supercharger, the alternator replacement makes it a tougher task.
maybe you guys should start a new thread and preach? i see where you're comming from but if you guys are talking about people buying performance parts rather than maintaining a car, then this is obviously the wrong thread. yes, i said I wanted to kick my car and push it into a river, not because I blame it but because I was pissed off and frustrated. I don't blame the car, in no way do I say its a pos, just frustration. also, in no way does this thread talk about going the cheap route. its about eliminating things one at a time instead of wasting time, energy and headaches. so, respectfully, if you feel you need to give a long speech about buying this over maintaining a car and choosing this way over that way, please, start a new thread. thanks yo.I would have to agree with Aussie, it's all part of owning a car-especially if your going to modify it. My buddy just paid the price for being cheap on replacing his timing belt. Rather than paying a reputable shop to change his belt he went to that "friend of a friend of a friend" back yard mechanic. A good shop would change your belt, do a valve lash job, and strongly reccommend changing the water pump. This guy changed the belt, with one that didn't even look new. Not only was the timing f***ed up, but the guy never bothered to change the water pump. Long story short, the pump siezed up, belt snapped, and R.I.P. a perfectly good B18C gsr motor. That's the price you pay for bieng cheap.