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JDM RED valve cover
Where is the best/cheapest place to pick up a JDM RED valve cover?
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You want a real JDM one or a OBX one?
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the REAL thing... I dont trust OBX
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What's OBX?
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Contact beaty, he's a PO.com sponsor and he can get them.
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OBX is a company and they make Red h22 Valve covers
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apparently im a junior member although ive been here since december 2000...ehh go figure
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Quote:
Originally posted by godfather16 What's OBX?
Knock off company for misc. parts.
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Originally posted by siklude OBX is a company and they make Red h22 Valve covers
...that looks REALLY close to the real thing (if not exactly the same).
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Quote:
Originally posted by Joon525 ...that looks REALLY close to the real thing (if not exactly the same).
Well, I haven't see one first hand... but in the pics, it sure does.
Keith
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JDM > *
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There's only one....
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will a H22 valve cover fit a H23 ....
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^^ i dont believe so
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Quote:
Originally posted by TruNinja619 will a H22 valve cover fit a H23 ....
It won't.
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i would get the obx for 99 on ebay. a valve cover is a valve cover, its not like an exhaust or something.
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The only differences I can tell from the JDM and OBX is that the OBX one has an extra tab at the bottom right of the valve cover. If your heart is set on the JDM one you could always buy used like I did.
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Originally posted by Too_Funny The only differences I can tell from the JDM and OBX is that the OBX one has an extra tab at the bottom right of the valve cover. If your heart is set on the JDM one you could always buy used like I did.
An H22 red valve cover with the extra tabs means it's for a Euro R Accord. The one w/o a tab is for a Prelude.
Keith
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not sure but i think gerhard purchased a OBX one and isnt very happy with it at all....not proof positive if it was OBX though. ask him.
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If you have the option to choose between a aftermarket and stock OEM version of the same item, then wouldn't it behoove you to pick the OEM one since it's already made for the car?
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