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Find Acura CL parts by model year, engine and transmission, with separate checks for the 3.2CL Type-S and its available six-speed manual. Compare intake components, brake parts and suspension service items using the exact manufacturer number and application notes. A part listed for the TL, Accord or another CL configuration needs its own compatibility check. Acura CL Generations and Type-S Fitment For U.S. model-year applications, distinguish the 1997–1999 CL from the 2001–2003 3.2CL. The later coupe offered a standard 3.2-liter V6 and a separate Type-S configuration. Acura added a six-speed manual option to the 2003 Type-S alongside the automatic. These engine, trim and transmission differences matter when selecting induction, clutch, drivetrain and service components. Production dates and model years are different: a car built or first sold during one calendar year may belong to the following model year. Engine swaps, transmission conversions and existing aftermarket parts require...

Shop Acura ILX parts with the engine and transmission in view: early 2.0-liter automatic, 2.4-liter manual and Hybrid applications differ from the later 2.4-liter dual-clutch sedan. Compare ILX intake systems, brake components and suspension service parts by the complete manufacturer number. The ILX name alone does not establish compatibility with every year or with a Honda Civic. Acura ILX Engine and Model-Year Differences The 2013 ILX lineup offered three distinct powertrains: a 2.0-liter engine with a five-speed automatic, a 2.4-liter engine with a six-speed manual, and a 1.5-liter Hybrid with a CVT. For 2016, Acura introduced a direct-injected 2.4-liter engine paired with an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. An early 2.4-liter manual application should therefore be checked separately from a later 2.4-liter DCT application. Read the vehicle identification and the product's full year range before ordering. A-Spec, Premium and Technology package names do not replace the engine,...

Find Acura Integra parts for classic hatchbacks and sedans or the modern turbocharged liftback. Start with the model year, body style and engine, then distinguish GS-R, Type R, 1.5-liter turbo and 2.0-liter Type S applications. Compare exhaust systems, intake components, brake parts and accessories by their individual fitment notes. Classic Integra and Modern Turbo Applications U.S. Integra applications include the 1986–1989, 1990–1993 and 1994–2001 models, followed by the return of the Integra name for 2023. Body style and trim matter within those groups. A classic LS or RS intake is not automatically the same as a GS-R or Type R intake, and a sedan-specific accessory may differ from one for a three-door hatchback. The modern Integra has separate 1.5-liter turbo and Type S 2.0-liter turbo configurations. Transmission also matters: the 1.5-liter range includes CVT and manual configurations, while the Type S uses a six-speed manual. Identify the exact vehicle rather than using a clas...

Find parts for the 2002–2006 Acura RSX by model year, base or Type-S trim and transmission. Compare intake systems, brake components, dampers and gauge mounts using their exact applications. A shared 2.0-liter engine description does not make every RSX part interchangeable. RSX Base and Type-S Applications The original RSX range includes base models with five-speed manual or automatic transmissions and Type-S models with a six-speed manual. Acura revised the Type-S engine and other equipment for 2005, alongside styling and suspension updates. Check 2002–2004 and 2005–2006 applications separately wherever the manufacturer distinguishes them. Use the installed engine and transmission to confirm fitment, especially on cars with engine swaps or intake-manifold changes. An imported Integra or Type R component needs its own application check; related DC5 architecture does not establish universal interchangeability with a U.S. RSX. Intakes: Manual-Only and Washer-Bottle Requirements The ca...

Find Acura TL parts by generation, engine, transmission and drivetrain, with separate checks for Type-S and SH-AWD models. Compare intake systems, brake components, dampers and window deflectors using the exact manufacturer application. Type-S and SH-AWD describe different TL configurations rather than one interchangeable parts group. TL Generations and Powertrain Differences U.S. TL applications span 1996–1998, 1999–2003, 2004–2008 and 2009–2014. The first generation offered a 2.5-liter five-cylinder and a 3.2-liter V6. Later generations brought different V6 configurations, Type-S versions and, in the final generation, separate front-wheel-drive and SH-AWD applications. The 2007 TL Type-S uses a 3.5-liter V6 and offers either a six-speed manual or five-speed automatic. The later 3.7-liter SH-AWD TL is a separate application. Confirm model year, installed engine and transmission rather than selecting parts by a horsepower figure or Type-S badge alone. TL Intake Systems and Trim Rest...

Find Acura TSX parts by generation, sedan or Sport Wagon body style, engine and transmission. Compare intake systems, brake components and suspension service parts using the complete manufacturer number. A 2.4-liter sedan application should not be extended to a V6 or wagon without explicit confirmation. TSX Generations, Engines and Body Styles Separate 2004–2008 TSX applications from the 2009–2014 generation. The earlier sedan uses a 2.4-liter four-cylinder, while the later range includes distinct four-cylinder and V6 sedan configurations. The 2011–2014 Sport Wagon is another body application that needs its own check. Acura's 2011 specifications identify a 2.4-liter engine for the sedan and wagon, with a separate 3.5-liter V6 available on the sedan. Confirm manual or automatic transmission and the engine actually installed before choosing induction, drivetrain or service parts. Shared Honda Accord or Accord Euro architecture is not a blanket interchange rule. TSX Intake Systems by E...

Find Acura Vigor parts by the exact 1992–1994 model year, engine, transmission and installed equipment. The Vigor's longitudinal 2.5-liter five-cylinder configuration makes a component-specific application check especially useful. Compare service parts by the full manufacturer number rather than assuming another Acura or Honda part is interchangeable. Identify the Vigor's Five-Cylinder Application The U.S. Acura Vigor uses a longitudinally mounted 2.5-liter inline-five engine and was offered with manual or automatic transmission. It is a sedan, with its own engine layout and component applications. A generic Acura V6 or four-cylinder listing is not a substitute for confirming Vigor coverage. Use the model year and vehicle identification alongside the engine and transmission actually installed. On an older car, record relevant repairs, replaced brake components and suspension modifications. A part selected for the original configuration may need another check when surrounding compone...

Brake pads and brake shoes for cars, trucks, SUVs, and performance builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop ceramic pads, semi-metallic pads, full metallic and racing compounds, low-dust street pads, big brake kit pads, OE-replacement pads, and drum brake shoes for HEMI, Hellcat, Trackhawk, Redeye, Demon, Scat Pack, RAM TRX, LS, LT, Coyote, EcoBoost, and import platforms. Every pad set is filterable by year, make, model, trim, and caliper type (OE floating caliper, Brembo fixed caliper, big brake kit caliper) so the correct compound and shape ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 4,351 brake pad and brake shoe SKUs across street, sport, and track compounds. What This Category Covers Brake pads are the most frequently replaced brake component and the single highest-value brake upgrade for most drivers. Swapping stock pads for a quality ceramic or semi-metallic compound produces an immediate improvement in stopping distance, pedal feel, and fade resistance wit...

Performance brake pads for daily-driven sport cars, sport trucks, tow rigs, and occasional track-day builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop ceramic performance pads, semi-metallic performance pads, street-track dual-purpose pads, and extra-duty compounds for Hellcat, Trackhawk, HEMI, Coyote, LS, LT, and import platforms. Every product is filterable by year, make, model, trim, and factory brake package so the correct pad ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 2,777 performance brake pad SKUs across ceramic, semi-metallic, street-track, and extra-duty categories. What This Collection Covers Performance brake pads sit between the OE-comfort tier (quietest, longest life, lowest bite) and the racing tier (highest bite, shortest life). This collection is the correct starting point for enthusiast street builds, sport trucks, and occasional track use. Pad Categories Street performance pads, street-track pads, high-friction ceramic pads, semi-metallic performance pa...

Brake parts and complete brake kits for cars, trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, and track builds are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works. Shop brake pads, brake rotors, big brake kits, brake calipers, caliper covers, stainless steel brake lines, brake master cylinders, brake hardware, brake drums, brake shoes, hand brakes, and brake adapters for HEMI, Hellcat, Trackhawk, TRX, LS, LT, Coyote, and EcoBoost platforms. Every product is filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain so the correct part ships the first time. Black Ops Auto Works carries 14,180 brake SKUs across pads, rotors, big brake kits, calipers, and hydraulic categories. What This Category Covers Brakes are the highest-priority safety upgrade on any modified vehicle. Any horsepower, tire, or suspension change increases the demand placed on the braking system, and a correctly matched pad, rotor, line, and fluid package produces measurable improvements in stopping distance, pedal feel, and heat capacity. This collect...

Shop Hawk Performance brake pads, Talon brake rotors, performance brake kits, and high-temperature brake fluid at Black Ops Auto Works. The Hawk Performance collection covers street vehicles, performance cars, trucks, SUVs, autocross builds, track-day vehicles, and dedicated race applications. Choose every component by exact vehicle fitment, axle position, brake package, pad shape, compound, and intended driving use. Hawk Performance Brake Pads and Components Hawk Performance offers multiple friction compounds developed for different braking environments. This collection includes HPS, HPS 5.0, Performance Ceramic, LTS, SuperDuty, HP Plus, HPX, DTC, ER-1, HT-10, and Blue 9012 brake pads. It also includes Talon rotors, matched pad-and-rotor kits, and DOT 4 brake fluids for compatible applications. There is no single best compound for every vehicle. A quiet daily driver, heavy tow vehicle, autocross car, and dedicated road-race car place very different demands on the braking system. Co...

Choose Honda Accord hood protectors and window deflectors by exact coupe or sedan body and production. Keep hybrid exclusions and distinct hood profiles explicit. Coupe, Sedan and Hybrid Coverage Compare coupe and sedan hood-protector applications separately. Preserve the selected part’s year range, including distinct 2013, 2014–2015, 2016–2017 and later sedan applications where listed. For a 2016–2017 sedan protector that excludes hybrid models, retain that exclusion. Match actual hood and powertrain coverage before selecting finish. Window and Mounting Configuration Match deflectors to exact doors, window profiles and production. Review outside-mount tape-on installation and supplied piece count. A four-piece window package does not include hood protection unless expressly stated. Compare attachment requirements and existing trim with the selected body application. Choose Your Part Record exact body, year and powertrain. Preserve coupe/sedan and hybrid restrictions. Match hood an...

Find Honda Civic exhaust and body accessories by exact generation, body and powertrain. Keep standard Civic, Si and Type R applications separate when comparing systems and conversion pieces. Si, Type R and Exhaust Package Scope Match actual engine, generation and body with the selected exhaust. FL5 Type R coverage should not be transferred to Si or other Civic variants. Distinguish complete Track or Touring systems from Track-to-Touring sections or dual/triple-tip conversion pieces. Confirm the existing AWE system and exact compatible conversion application. Hood and Window Profiles Compare hood protectors with exact sedan or other body and production. Deflectors need actual door and window coverage and mounting style. Check tips, clamps, sections and exterior pieces supplied. A conversion or tip package does not include a complete exhaust unless expressly stated. Choose Your Part Record exact generation, body and engine. Distinguish Si and Type R applications. Identify existing ex...

Choose Honda CR-Z brake friction and strut-service pieces using actual installed assemblies. Shared Honda applications require exact caliper and suspension-position checks. Friction Geometry and Intended Use Identify actual caliper, pad dimensions and rotor requirements before choosing a compound. Compare the selected manufacturer’s road or motorsport operating guidance with your use. Check front and rear coverage, axle quantities and fitting contents separately. A compound name does not identify the complete brake application. Strut Mounts and Protective Boots Match the selected front mount to exact CR-Z production and strut assembly. Compare bearings and supporting hardware expressly supplied. A protective boot or mount is separate from a complete replacement damper. Identify actual position and review the full repair list, including any suspension conversion details. Choose Your Part Identify actual calipers and pad geometry. Choose friction for intended conditions. Match strut ...

Choose Honda Prelude intake, gauge and door accessories using exact production, engine and installed equipment. Shared Honda engine-family references require a separate actual-assembly check. Intake Route and Engine Application Compare listed 1992–1996 and 1997–2001 intake applications separately. Match actual engine, induction connections, route and current manufacturer part coverage. Distinguish short-ram from cold-air layout and compare filter, tube and mounting contents. Keep engine and induction conversions with the original vehicle information. Gauge, Door and Damper Interfaces For gauge pods, identify exact body, mounting location and gauge diameter. A pod is separate from gauges and wiring unless expressly supplied. For door kits or dampers, match exact body/hinge or installed-engine/balance/pulley requirements. A B-series damper label should not be treated as Prelude engine compatibility without identifying the actual engine. Choose Your Part Record exact year and installe...

Find Honda S2000 intake, crankshaft-damper and fuel-injector components using exact production and installed engine. Preserve the distinction between F20C/F22C applications and later intake layouts. Intake and Damper Interfaces Compare listed 2000–2005 and 2006–2009 intake systems with exact part number, engine and current manufacturer application. Check routing, connections and mounting contents. For dampers, match actual engine, balance, pulley arrangement and drive-ratio requirements. A complete damper and an individual pulley accessory have different scope. Injectors and Gauge Installation Compare injector physical length, upper/lower sealing, connectors, fuel and required calibration with the installed rail and engine-management system. A flow label does not establish a complete application. Match gauge pods to exact production, location and gauge diameter. Check supplied injector quantity and gauge/wiring contents separately from mounts. Choose Your Part Record exact producti...

Find Suzuki Kizashi brake and suspension-service applications using exact production and installed equipment. Establish pad profile, axle and manufacturer coverage before comparing compounds. Brake Fit and Service Hardware Confirm caliper, rotor and pad application independently from a shared Acura/Honda/Suzuki heading. Check the exact part number and current brake equipment. Front hardware and rear friction parts are separate repair requirements. Review the axle, supplied clips/hardware and package quantity for each listing. Road or Competition Use DTC race references require review of intended use and operating conditions after fit is confirmed. A performance label does not make every compound appropriate for everyday driving. Strut boots need matching position and dimensions. Broad BMW/VW titles require exact Kizashi support rather than assumed interchange. Choose Your Part Identify production and actual brake equipment. Match caliper, pad profile and axle. Review exact compound...

Find Suzuki SX4 brake applications by exact production, body, drivetrain and installed caliper. Confirm pad shape and axle before comparing street or competition compounds. Complete Brake Application Shared Acura/Honda/Suzuki titles require exact SX4 manufacturer coverage. Match current caliper, rotor and pad profile rather than assuming every listed model uses the same assembly. Front and rear pads serve different positions. Check exact part number, package quantity and any supporting hardware independently. Compound Selection for Actual Use DTC and HT race references have distinct intended-use and operating requirements. Establish compatibility first, then select friction material for actual driving conditions. A title naming a non-Brembo system should not be extended to another brake package without support. Document brake conversions and current equipment when requesting help. Choose Your Part Identify production, body and drivetrain. Match installed caliper, rotor and pad prof...