prelude707

OK I got my used JRSC. It has about 5K on it. I was just wondering if there is any parts that I should look into getting replaced. I know the belts but any O-rings, or anything? And where can I get them.

 

blk97ludeSH

5k isnt much wear and tear on the JRSC so your fine for awhile. but youll have to replace the idle pulleys eventually

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LudeBoi121

^^ ditto, double check the bearing on the jackshaft as well.

NoRice4U

new gasket between the blower and the intake plenum

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1999 9psi Supercharged Honda Prelude 5spd

eolife22

Is it really worth it or should i say safe to get a used JRSC?

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LudeBoi121

the thing about buying a used s/c is to make sure i mean make sure all the parts are there, brackets and what not. I bought a used kit missing some parts took me sometime to fetch all the parts together. Thats the only hassle, for the gaskets, just buy a roll of gasket at autozone or parts store and just make them yourself.

NoRice4U

Go ahead and get a used jrsc kit but check and see if all the idler pulleys are spinning freely. If the blower has a lot of miles on it, I would be concern about the old bearings in the blower. My friend bought a used jrsc kit and he had to get the blower rebuilt because of the f'ed up bearings:

http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4286411017

You can rebuild the blower itself if you encounter these problems

http://preludeonline.com/showthread....ght=oil+blower

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1999 9psi Supercharged Honda Prelude 5spd

LuDeGirL1004

I had the same problem as LudeBoi121. I bought a used one and the power steering bracket was missing. Luckily the guy hadn't sold his lude yet and was able to take it off and send it over.

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