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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...

Shop Acura Legend parts by generation, sedan or coupe body style, engine and installed equipment. Compare intake components, brake parts and suspension service items against the exact manufacturer's application. For a classic Legend, trim changes and previous repairs can matter as much as the model year. Acura Legend Generations and Body Styles The U.S. Legend name covers the 1986–1990 first generation and 1991–1995 second generation. Identify the sedan or coupe separately and use the engine actually installed in the vehicle. The second-generation Legend uses a longitudinally mounted 3.2-liter V6 with front-wheel drive; engine orientation should not be confused with rear-wheel drive. Type II engine and brake changes make trim identification useful. Acura introduced the Type II engine in the 1993 Legend coupe and added it to the 1994 Legend GS sedan. Check the complete model and installed equipment rather than assuming every second-generation sedan and coupe has the same induction or...

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...

Find Alfa Romeo GTV-6 parts for the exact transaxle coupe, engine and installed equipment. Compare exhaust-service components, ignition parts and hardware using the complete manufacturer number. Confirm the classic GTV6 application separately from later GTV coupes with V6 engines. The GTV6 Transaxle Application The original GTV6 2.5 uses a 2,492 cc V6 with rear-wheel drive and a rear-mounted gearbox and clutch in a transaxle layout. Identify the year, market and engine actually fitted before selecting service components. Market-specific versions and later conversions need their own checks. Record modifications to the engine, exhaust, brakes and wheels. A 3.0-liter conversion or different brake assembly should not be serviced solely from the original 2.5-liter catalog entry. Direct-Fit and Universal Exhaust Components The catalog includes a MagnaFlow direct-fit converter listing for 1981–1986 GTV6 2.5L applications, alongside universal converter listings. Match the complete number an...

Find Alfa Romeo Milano parts for the classic North American sedan by exact year, V6 engine and installed equipment. Compare service parts using the manufacturer's complete number. Milano and Alfa 75 Application Differences The classic Milano belongs to Alfa Romeo's rear-wheel-drive transaxle sedan family. Identify the 2.5-liter or 3.0-liter V6 configuration, transmission and full trim before choosing a part. A European Alfa 75 listing may refer to a different engine or market specification. Use the model year and vehicle identification with the engine and assemblies actually installed. Record brake, wheel, suspension and engine changes made during previous repairs. A shared displacement or another Alfa transaxle application is not a general interchange rule. Brake Components and Wheel Hardware Choose Milano brake pads for the installed caliper, axle, pad shape and rotor specification. Include details of any conversion so the replacement can be matched to the current assembly before ...

Find Alfa Romeo Spider parts by generation, engine and installed equipment. Separate the classic 105/115 roadster, type 916 Spider and later type 939 before comparing brakes, suspension or service components. The Spider name covers different chassis and drivetrain layouts; the badge alone cannot confirm fitment. Classic Spider, Type 916 and Type 939 The classic Spider introduced in 1966 evolved through four series until 1994. Those four series belong to the original roadster family; they should not be confused with the later 916 and 939 model families. Confirm the exact body series and market alongside the year. For later cars, identify the engine and drivetrain in full. The 939 range includes JTS petrol and JTDM diesel applications, and some 3.2 V6 versions use Q4 four-wheel drive. A V6 description or similar displacement does not make a later Spider compatible with a classic roadster component. Brake Calipers and Pads by Axle and Side The catalog includes DFC caliper listings for ...

Find Audi 100 parts by chassis generation, engine code, body and drivetrain. Separate earlier cars from later 2.8-liter applications before selecting brakes, suspension service items or engine components. Audi 100 Chassis and Engine Identification Start with the vehicle identification, chassis generation and engine code. Record sedan or Avant body, transmission and front-wheel drive or quattro configuration. Registration year and the Audi 100 badge alone may not identify the exact component application. Check modifications and existing part numbers where the engine, brakes or suspension have been changed. A 2.8-liter listing should not be extended to an earlier five-cylinder or diesel application. Match the specific vehicle details in the manufacturer’s coverage. Brake Rotors, Pads and Hardware Current listings include EBC front rotors naming 1992–1994 Audi 100 2.8 applications. Confirm year, engine, drivetrain and installed brake assembly before comparing a replacement. Match diame...

Find Audi 100 Quattro parts by chassis, engine code and all-wheel-drive application. Confirm the exact brake and suspension equipment before ordering service components. Later applications require their own fitment checks. Quattro Chassis, Body and Engine Details Record vehicle identification, generation, engine code, transmission and sedan or Avant body. Use explicit quattro coverage for drivetrain and chassis components. A front-wheel-drive Audi 100 listing does not establish an equivalent all-wheel-drive application. Include wheel changes, brake conversions and suspension modifications. Confirm the parts actually installed rather than relying only on original build details. Model-year ranges printed in product titles must be checked against complete manufacturer coverage. ATE Brake Pads and Front Rotors The catalog includes an EBC Redstuff front-pad listing naming Audi 100 Quattro 2.8 with ATE equipment, plus Audi 100 2.8 front-rotor listings. Verify exact year, engine, caliper a...

Find Audi 4000 Quattro parts by engine code, chassis and all-wheel-drive application. Verify wheel hardware, suspension and engine-component coverage individually. Quattro Equipment and Current Specification Start with the year, engine code, gearbox and chassis identification. Include engine swaps, replacement wheels and suspension or brake conversions. Require explicit quattro coverage where the drivetrain affects component layout or fitment. Identify the installed engine code and cylinder configuration before choosing a head gasket or bearing set. Use the engine’s actual assembly specification, including any changes made during a rebuild. Wheel Hardware and Strut-Service Coverage H&R wheel-hardware listings include several thicknesses and dimensional combinations. Verify actual bolt pattern, hub bore, seating surface, bolt engagement and wheel clearance. These are separate checks; do not select from spacer thickness or collection placement alone. KYB strut-boot listings requir...

Find Audi 5000 parts by generation, engine code, body and drivetrain. Distinguish earlier cars from later turbo and quattro configurations before selecting wheel hardware, ignition or chassis components. Audi 5000 Vehicle and Engine Identity Record vehicle identification, exact year, engine code, fuel type, transmission and sedan or wagon body. Confirm front-wheel drive or quattro where relevant. The model name alone does not identify the original engine, brake or wheel specification. Include any engine, wheel, hub or suspension conversion. Original build information and the components now installed may differ. Wheel Bolts, Hub Dimensions and Driveshaft Parts The catalog includes McGard radius-seat wheel locks and H&R wheel-hardware listings with different bolt-pattern and dimensional descriptions. Match the actual wheel and hub, thread, seat, engagement and clearance. A 4/108 listing and a 5/112 listing do not establish identical fitment. A JXB large-chassis driveshaft-support ...

Find Audi 90 parts by generation, engine code, body and drivetrain. Match brake, strut-service and accessory applications to the actual vehicle before ordering. Audi 90 Engine and Chassis Identity Record vehicle identification, exact year, engine code, transmission and front-wheel drive or quattro configuration. The Audi 90 name does not establish one unchanged platform or engine. Confirm the relevant factory equipment and any conversions affecting the part being selected. Use service records and installed component numbers alongside original build information. Provide the complete vehicle identity when requesting an application check. Brake Pads, Rotors and Exact Coverage Select Audi 90 brake pads and rotors for the assembly currently fitted to the car. Establish the axle, caliper and pad shape, then compare rotor diameter, thickness and hub details with the manufacturer’s application. Once the dimensions match, compare the pad compound’s intended street or competition use. If the ...

Find Audi 90 Quattro parts by generation, engine code and installed all-wheel-drive equipment. Compare brake, suspension-service and accessory applications against the exact vehicle. Earlier versions need their own application checks. Identify Your Audi 90 Quattro Confirm the installed brake and suspension equipment, including any conversions. Use vehicle identification and existing component numbers together. For a modified car, describe the actual assembly being serviced. Brake and Suspension Service Applications The current selection includes a DFC brake-hose listing with a broad Audi 80 Quattro title. Verify exact Audi 90 Quattro coverage, axle position, fittings, length and routing. A shared model family or collection listing is insufficient to establish hose compatibility. KYB strut-boot listings also use multi-vehicle titles. Check detailed chassis, drivetrain and axle coverage, along with the pieces supplied. For pads or rotors, match the installed caliper, pad shape, rotor ...

Find Audi Cabriolet parts for the classic soft-top model by exact year, engine code and installed equipment. Compare engine-service, brake and accessory applications individually. Later A4 and A5 cabriolets require separate identification. Identify the Classic Cabriolet Distinguish the classic Audi Cabriolet from later A4 or A5 convertible applications. Include changes to wheels, brakes, engine and suspension. Use actual component numbers and service records when original equipment has been replaced. Confirm any body-specific mounting or clearance restrictions before choosing a part. Engine Service and Mounting Applications Fluidampr listings name several Audi V6 applications, while an ARP rod-bolt listing lists 2.8L non-turbo and 2.7L engines with separate year restrictions. Match exact engine code, attachment, assembly and complete manufacturer coverage; displacement alone does not establish compatibility. NGK plug listings include several references. Verify engine-specific thread...

Find Audi S4 parts with the engine and chassis generation established first. B8/B8.5 and B9 intake, cooling and exhaust applications have different hardware and installation requirements. Cooling and Intake by Powertrain Separate B8/B8.5 3.0T intake and heat-exchanger applications from B9 3.0T intercooler applications. A heat exchanger and an intercooler are not interchangeable purchases; identify the system and connections being upgraded. AWE S-FLO and AirGate selections use generation-specific housings and connections. Compare the complete intake, service filter and any required adapters as separate parts of the installation. AWE currently marks its B9 AirGate intake as not approved for sale or street use in California. Build the Exhaust Around Your Existing Setup S4 exhaust choices include Touring and Track configurations, resonated or non-resonated sections and different tip sizes. Match the body and generation before deciding on sound and appearance. Conversion kits require a c...

Find Audi S6 parts by generation and powertrain. C7/C7.5 4.0T and C8 2.9T applications require different induction and exhaust hardware; brake equipment deserves a separate check. Match Intake and Exhaust to the Engine C7 S6 4.0T applications include AWE S-FLO intake and Touring or Track exhaust choices. C8 2.9T exhaust applications are listed separately. Establish the exact engine and market specification before comparing these systems. AWE currently marks this C7 S-FLO intake as not approved for sale or street use in California. Consider the whole exhaust when choosing sound: resonator arrangement, valve operation, tip configuration and existing modifications all matter. Review conversion parts against the compatible starting system. Service Parts for the Installed Equipment Choose brake pads by caliper, axle, pad shape and rotor material. A rear pad application does not resolve front-pad fitment or the need for a separate wear sensor. For intake maintenance, distinguish a service...

Find BMW M3 parts by generation, engine and body. Modern F8X and G8X intake or exhaust applications should be matched precisely before comparing sound, appearance and installation scope. Induction and Exhaust by Generation Match intake housings, turbo-inlet connections and sensor provisions to the exact engine. Shared M3/M4 coverage still needs the correct generation and installation details. Compare full exhaust systems with mid-pipes and conversion sections. Review resonation, valve operation, tips and the compatible starting exhaust for each configuration. Body and Brake Equipment Exterior components need the actual sedan, coupe, convertible or Touring application where relevant. Compare mounting and required original trim rather than transferring one body’s spoiler application. Brake pads and rotors follow the installed caliper, dimensions, material and axle. Confirm iron or carbon-ceramic equipment before selecting friction components or a conversion. Choose Your Part Identify...

Find Buick Century parts by generation, body and installed equipment. Window deflectors, hydraulic brakes and floor protection have different fit and installation requirements. Window and Interior Fit For window deflectors, match exact body, door count and production coverage. Compare outside-mount or in-channel installation and the pieces supplied. Floor mats need appropriate dimensions, retention and pedal clearance. A universal mat or another model’s title does not establish a custom-molded Century fit. Brake and Engine Configuration Match calipers, wheel cylinders and hoses to the actual brake assembly, including axle, side and hydraulic connections. The Century name spans different vehicle generations. Engine accessories need exact fuel, ignition and management coverage. Separate complete systems from individual conversion components and document any engine or brake changes. Choose Your Part Identify generation, body and engine. Match deflector mounting and piece count. Check ...

Find Buick Skylark parts by generation, chassis and current brake configuration. Complete brake upgrades require a broader installation plan than replacement rotors or pads. Brake-Kit Application and Contents Confirm exact chassis, spindle, hub, axle and hydraulic requirements for a conversion. Compare calipers, brackets, rotors, hoses and hardware supplied. Review stud or wheel-interface requirements and use the manufacturer’s wheel-clearance template. Rotor diameter alone does not establish wheel or chassis compatibility. Original Hydraulics and Restoration For an original brake service, match master cylinder and wheel cylinders to the installed hydraulic and drum or disc configuration. Record bore, side, mounting and connections. Keep conversion component references so future pads, rotors and hoses follow the upgraded assembly. Later Skylark generations need their own chassis applications. Choose Your Part Identify generation and original or converted brakes. Confirm kit chassis...

Catalytic Converter Universal parts and accessories are stocked at Black Ops Auto Works for street builds, track cars, trucks, and custom fabrication. Shop universal high-flow catalytic converters, CARB-approved converters, EPA-compliant cats, weld-in converters, stainless converter bodies, O2 sensor ports, exhaust reducers, and custom exhaust repair parts with application details for the systems and platforms that need them. 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 121 Catalytic Converter Universal SKUs across inlet size, outlet size, catalyst type, body length, emissions approval, and custom exhaust fabrication. What This Universal Catalytic Converter Collection Covers Universal catalytic converters are weld-in exhaust components for custom builds, repair work, and systems where a direct-fit converter is not being used. This collection includes high-flow, EPA-compliant,...

Find Chevrolet Beretta parts with the installed engine, fuel and ignition systems identified. Engine accessories and conversion components require a complete, compatible installation plan. System Scope Before Kit Options Compare single-nozzle, staged or other configurations by the manufacturer’s exact application and required starting equipment. A universal GM EFI title does not establish complete Beretta compatibility. Review supplied controls, fittings, lines and mounting components against the full installation requirements. Bottle or container size is separate from system compatibility. Engine Build and Control Requirements Match fuel, ignition, management and calibration requirements to the actual engine build. Record engine or intake conversions rather than relying on original model information alone. Keep component references for the complete setup, including separately required equipment. A kit label or advertised rating is not a guaranteed result for the vehicle. Choose You...

Explore Chevrolet Nova parts by generation and installed chassis equipment. Brake conversions and suspension service need exact spindle, axle and mounting identification across the model’s different applications. Brake Conversion Coverage A kit naming an A-body or F-body requires explicit Nova application. Match spindles, hubs and hydraulic requirements rather than extending fit from a shared GM title. Rear drums and service hardware need axle, diameter, shoe width and backing-plate details. Keep donor references after a brake or axle conversion. Wheel Clearance and Suspension Service Use the brake manufacturer’s template with the actual wheel profile and offset. A larger wheel diameter does not by itself prove caliper clearance. Match boots, mounts and dampers to the installed suspension and required travel. Later Nova applications and modified classic cars should be identified independently before selecting chassis service pieces. Choose Your Part Identify generation and installe...

Find Chevrolet Sprint parts for cooling, visibility and chassis service with engine and installed components identified. Small-service pieces need exact interfaces rather than a broad dimensional match. Cooling and Visibility Requirements A radiator cap must match the cooling-system specification, neck dimensions, seal and pressure requirement. A pressure label alone does not establish the correct cap. Wipers require matching arm attachment, specified position and full sweep clearance as well as length. Check each side independently. Alignment, Filters and Exhaust Camber hardware needs exact suspension joint, bolt dimensions and manufacturer application, followed by the specified installation and alignment checks. Oil filters and universal exhaust pieces need their own engine or system coverage. Compare filter thread and seal, or exhaust dimensions and mounting, rather than transferring another model’s application. Choose Your Part Identify year, engine and cooling equipment. Match...

Explore Chrysler Concorde parts for ignition, alignment and routine service with engine and installed suspension identified. Exact component interfaces help resolve the fitting application. Ignition and Service Specifications Spark plugs require the engine’s thread dimensions, reach, seat, heat range and gap. Confirm the exact engine specification rather than selecting from electrode material alone. Hoses and filters must suit the intended engine or fluid system. Compare connections, routing, mounting and required service approval independently of overall size. Alignment and Wheel Hardware Camber hardware needs exact joint and bolt dimensions plus manufacturer application. Follow the installation procedure and verify final alignment. Wheel locks require compatible stud thread, seat style, engagement and key access. Strut boots and mounts separately need the installed damper and attachment references. Choose Your Part Identify Concorde engine and suspension. Match full ignition and ...

Find Chrysler Conquest parts using actual engine, transmission and axle references, especially on a modified car. Clutch, differential and suspension purchases require exact assembly identification. Drivetrain and Conversion Interfaces A clutch pressure plate must match the flywheel, disc, release system and intended engine or gearbox application. A shared dimension does not establish a complete compatible clutch. Differential installation kits need the actual axle and gearset. Retain donor or conversion references and use the manufacturer’s measured setup procedure rather than transferring another axle’s application. Wheel and Suspension Service Wheel locks require thread, seat, engagement and key clearance with the actual wheel. Strut boots and mounts must suit installed dimensions and attachment. Universal exhaust pieces need compatible pipe size, routing and mounting. Record engine, axle and suspension changes so future service follows the equipment now installed. Choose Your Pa...

Choose Chrysler E Class parts for the Chrysler model with actual engine and installed suspension identified. Service filters, cooling pieces, strut protection and lighting need exact system interfaces. Cooling and Engine-Service Fit Thermostats need the engine’s specified temperature, housing dimensions and seal. Oil filters require correct thread, sealing arrangement and service specification. Filler caps and other small engine pieces need the actual neck or mounting interface. A similar-looking component from another engine does not establish compatibility. Strut Protection and Visibility Boots and bump stops must suit the installed damper and attachment. Inspect mounts and bushes and confirm which protective pieces are supplied. Bulbs require the fixture’s base, voltage and wattage. Universal exhaust pieces separately need pipe dimensions, routing, mounting and exact installation coverage. Choose Your Part Identify Chrysler E Class production and engine. Match thermostat and fil...

Find Chrysler Executive Sedan parts with engine, completed-body layout and installed suspension identified. Routine service and alignment pieces require actual assembly measurements. Cooling and Ignition Interfaces A thermostat must match engine specification, housing fit and sealing arrangement. Filler caps require the actual neck and attachment rather than appearance alone. Spark plugs need correct thread, reach, seat, heat range and gap. Use exact engine and cylinder-head application before selecting material. Alignment and Strut Service Camber bolts require compatible joint, dimensions and manufacturer application. Follow the installation procedure and verify final alignment. Boots, bump stops and mounts must match the installed damper. Retain body-builder and suspension-conversion records where the extended or completed body has different equipment. Choose Your Part Identify year, engine and completed-body details. Match cooling and ignition specifications. Confirm alignment j...

Choose Chrysler LeBaron parts by the actual generation, body and drivetrain. The name covers substantially different cars, so a classic rear-wheel-drive application and a later front-wheel-drive convertible need separate service plans. Identify the LeBaron You Own Record body style, engine, transmission and front- or rear-wheel-drive layout. Convertible body equipment and weather protection require their own body-specific coverage; mechanical parts should follow the installed engine and chassis. For an engine conversion, keep the replacement engine identification with the transmission and accessory details. Original registration information alone may no longer identify the parts on the car. Suspension and Brake Service Distinguish a replacement shock or strut from a protective boot, mount or complete assembly. Compare mounting ends, operating travel and the suspension configuration before planning the job. For drum-brake service, identify the axle and wheel-cylinder position, bore, ...

Find Chrysler LHS parts for brake and suspension service on the full-size sedan. Production year, installed calipers and the condition of the strut assemblies help define the work before you compare individual components. Plan the Brake Service by Axle Identify front and rear brakes separately using caliper reference, rotor dimensions and pad shape. Compare friction compounds only after the correct physical application is established. Choose pad characteristics around daily driving, noise and dust preferences, and the manufacturer’s operating guidance. Confirm whether the package contains pads alone or the fitting hardware needed for the service. Strut Boots, Mounts and Ride Quality A replacement strut boot and bump stop serve a different purpose from a new damper or upper mount. Inspect the rod protection, mounting components and spring seating when assessing the complete assembly. Match the selected component to the LHS production range and actual strut position. On a car with cha...

Choose Chrysler New Yorker parts with a clear distinction between classic rear-wheel-drive cars and later front-wheel-drive sedans. Brake layout, engine identity and installed chassis equipment make the parts search more precise. Classic and Later New Yorker Applications Record the production year, body series and drive layout before selecting mechanical components. Brake and suspension arrangements changed across the New Yorker nameplate; use the actual assembly references on a restored or modified car. For an older restoration, note any conversion from original drum brakes, master cylinder or power assistance. Replacement parts should follow the current system rather than an assumed factory configuration. Brake Hydraulics and Caliper Details Wheel cylinders can specify left or right, front or rear, and an upper or lower position within the drum. Match that exact position, bore, mounting and line connection. A master cylinder requires the appropriate brake-system application and ac...

Choose Chrysler Sebring parts by body and engine before comparing upgrades. Coupe, sedan and convertible applications differ, particularly for intake systems, window deflectors and molded interior accessories. Intakes for the Correct V6 Application Injen applications include specified Sebring 3.0L V6 coupes. Compare a short-ram layout with a longer cold-air layout, reviewing mounting, sensor and hose connections, filter location and the exact pieces supplied. Use the installation guide and stated application for the selected part number. A coupe V6 intake should not be extended to a different Sebring engine or convertible without explicit coverage. Match a service filter to the installed intake rather than assuming it uses the factory element. Deflectors and Interior Coverage Window-deflector choices distinguish in-channel from outside-mount attachment. Confirm the actual door and glass layout and check the instructions for window operation after installation. Floor protection needs...

Find Chrysler Town & Country parts by vehicle era and body. For minivan accessories, seating layout, Stow ’n Go equipment and the exact floor area determine useful interior coverage. Minivan Floor Coverage and Seat Access Match front, second-row and cargo pieces separately. Check the production range, retention points, console contours and seat-track arrangement for the exact liner. A complete-cabin package may still exclude the rear cargo area. Stow ’n Go applications need the correct folding-seat and storage arrangement. Confirm that liner openings and coverage allow the seat functions and access described in the manufacturer’s instructions. Cargo Protection and Hood Accessories Cargo liners require the matching floor shape, seat position and rear storage layout. Compare one-piece and multi-piece coverage with how you use the van for passengers and luggage. Hood shields need exact production and panel contours. Distinguish a hood-mounted shield from other front-end protection,...

Choose Dodge 400 parts with the vehicle’s body and engine clearly identified. The 1980s Dodge 400 car is a different application from a Dodge 400-cubic-inch engine, so separate the vehicle identity from engine-displacement references. Establish the Vehicle Application Record model year, body, engine and transmission before planning service work. Convertible body pieces and weather protection need their own body-specific coverage. When researching an engine component, use the installed engine identification rather than the number in the vehicle’s model name. Keep any replacement engine or drivetrain information alongside the original car details. Brake and Strut Service Planning For brake parts, identify caliper, axle, pad shape and rotor or drum specification. Compare package contents so friction material is not confused with a complete caliper, rotor or hardware assembly. Distinguish a strut boot from a new damper or mount. Inspect the complete suspension assembly and record any sp...

Find Dodge 600 parts by model year, body and installed powertrain. Start a service or restoration list with the actual engine, transmission and body configuration so replacement components follow the car you own. Identify the Body and Engine Record sedan, coupe or convertible body along with engine identification and production details. Weather protection, trim and glass-related components require the exact body application, while engine service follows the fitted powertrain. If the engine or transmission has been replaced, retain its identification and accessory details with the vehicle records. A prior conversion may change filters, mounts, ignition or drive components needed for later service. Build the Service List by Assembly For brakes, identify the axle, caliper or drum assembly and the required friction shape. Check whether hardware, sensors or hydraulic components are included in the chosen package. For suspension work, distinguish the damper, spring, upper mount and protec...

Find Dodge Aries parts by body, engine and installed service assemblies. Wheel hardware, strut protection and replacement service components need their own application details on the classic front-drive car. Wheel Hardware and Strut Protection Match wheel nuts and locks to stud thread, seat shape, engagement and key access. Aftermarket wheels can change the hardware requirements even when the vehicle still uses its original studs. A strut boot shields the rod and is separate from the damper or upper mount. Inspect spring seating, mounts and protective components when assessing the complete suspension-service job. Engine Connections and Universal Components Filters and functional caps must match the engine or housing actually fitted. Confirm connection, sealing and clearance, including changes made during earlier engine or intake work. A universal exhaust component requires measured pipe connections and installation space. Compare dimensions and connection method with the planned exh...

Choose Dodge Caravan parts by generation, body length and seating or brake equipment. Cabin protection and service components should follow the actual van, including differences from Grand Caravan applications. Interior Coverage and Body Configuration Record the model year, standard or extended body and seating arrangement before choosing floor protection. Match retention, footwell contours and the exact row covered. Compare package contents with the passenger and cargo areas you use. Seat tracks, storage access and folding equipment require the appropriate liner openings and fitting instructions. Brake and Strut-Service Components Identify front and rear brakes separately using caliper, rotor or drum dimensions and friction shape. Compare hardware, adjusters and hydraulic components with the actual assembly. For strut service, separate the protective boot from the damper, spring and mount. Inspect the complete assembly before ordering individual pieces, especially where ride height...

Find Dodge Challenger parts by generation, engine and installed equipment. A classic restoration, a modern V6 daily driver and a supercharged HEMI project need different mechanical and body applications. Choose Around the Actual Challenger Record the production year, body generation, engine and transmission before planning upgrades. Keep wheel, brake and suspension options explicit; a badge does not establish every component fitted to the car. For a restored or modified Challenger, retain engine, axle and brake-conversion references. Those assemblies can change the service parts required even when the body remains original. Plan Sound, Appearance and Service Together An exhaust choice starts with the engine and exact body application, then the desired cruising sound, resonation and outlet arrangement. Compare full systems with conversion sections or tips sold separately. Body accessories need matching panel contours, attachment and clearance. For maintenance, identify the installed ...

Find Dodge Colt parts by generation, body and installed engine. Suspension-service components should follow the actual strut assembly and its condition, especially where older equipment has been replaced. Identify the Colt Configuration Record production, body, engine and drive layout. The Colt name spans different applications, so use the exact vehicle and installed assembly rather than transferring parts from a later car with a similar name. Retain spring, strut and mount references after a suspension change. They help resolve component and travel requirements when the original vehicle specification no longer describes the car. Strut Mounts and Protective Components A mount, protective boot, bump stop and damper each serve a different role. Compare the contents of the selected kit with the components needed for the repair. Inspect mount condition, spring seating and rod protection together. After suspension work, follow the required alignment checks and use the installation proced...

Choose Dodge Conquest parts using the installed engine, cooling and wheel equipment. Routine service and a modified drivetrain require precise component specifications rather than a broad performance-parts assumption. Cooling and Ignition Service A radiator cap needs the correct neck, sealing arrangement and pressure specification for the cooling system. Thermostats require the appropriate housing fit and operating specification. For ignition leads, record distributor or coil terminals, plug connection and routing. Include engine or ignition changes when comparing lengths and the parts supplied. Wheel Hardware and Exhaust Dimensions Wheel nuts and locks require matching stud thread, seat profile, engagement and tool clearance. Aftermarket wheels may change those requirements even when the studs remain original. A universal exhaust component needs measured inlet and outlet size, body dimensions and installation space. Compare those details with the planned system and identify any add...

Find Dodge D50 parts by generation, drive layout and the wheels or lighting equipment fitted. A compact-pickup service or modification plan needs actual measurements and assembly references. Wheel Dimensions and Mounting Hardware Compare bolt pattern, wheel width, offset, hub clearance and required load specification with the pickup’s actual hubs and body clearance. Record suspension and brake changes when assessing a wheel package. Wheel nuts and locks require the correct thread, seat, engagement and tool access. A matching bolt pattern does not establish the right nut seat or adequate clearance for the locking key. Headlamp and Axle Identification A headlamp conversion needs matching bucket dimensions, mounting and connector requirements. Check whether any adapter wiring or brackets are included with the lamp. For differential or cover components, identify the axle actually fitted. An axle conversion can change housing shape, shaft and carrier requirements, so preserve its manufac...

Choose Dodge Grand Caravan floor and cargo protection around the van’s seating and storage layout. Front footwells, Stow ’n Go rows and the cargo area need different contours and coverage. Floor Liners and Stow ’n Go Seating Husky applications include specified 2008–2020 Grand Caravan front and second-row Stow ’n Go coverage. Compare exact year, seating arrangement and retention rather than treating every liner as a full-cabin set. Review access to seat storage, tracks and floor fittings using the selected liner’s instructions. Confirm that installed front liners stay secured and clear of pedal movement. Cargo Coverage and Exterior Accessories Cargo liners have their own production and seat-position applications; a separately listed 2005–2012 cargo piece should be evaluated independently from a later cabin set. Match the usable cargo-floor shape with seats positioned as specified. Window and hood accessories follow the actual glass or panel contours. Check attachment, supplied piece...

Choose Dodge Intrepid parts for strut service, cabin protection and door-conversion planning. A protection boot, interior accessory and hinge-conversion kit each require a different application check. Strut Protection and Cabin Fit Strut boots and bump stops are service pieces for specified suspension assemblies. Compare axle position and kit contents; these pieces do not replace the strut, spring or upper mount unless expressly supplied. Floor accessories should match footwell contours, retention and coverage. Check pedal clearance after installing front protection, and compare rear coverage separately from the front set. Vertical Door Conversion Contents Vertical Doors lists a 1993–2004 Intrepid conversion that retains the original front doors. The converted doors move outward before raising; it is a hinge-system project rather than a purchase of replacement door shells. A four-door vehicle application does not mean all four doors are converted. Review the actual front-door kit, b...

Find Dodge Power Ram 50 parts guidance by exact year, engine, drivetrain and pickup configuration. Document the actual suspension and any conversions before planning a repair or modification. Engine and Drivetrain Identification Record engine identification, fuel-system arrangement and transmission. Service components should follow the installed engine and assemblies, especially where the pickup has received replacements. For four-wheel-drive work, identify transfer case, front and rear axles and the relevant shaft or joint. Keep gear-ratio and replacement-assembly references together rather than treating the pickup name as the complete specification. Suspension, Wheels and Installation Planning Identify the actual front and rear suspension before discussing a lift or replacement components. Establish mounting, alignment and clearance requirements with the installer; do not assume a generic spacer or spring kit suits the truck. Compare wheel offset, bolt pattern, center bore and bra...

Choose Dodge Raider parts for steering-damper service and wheel-fastener installation. Match the actual four-wheel-drive chassis and wheels before comparing stabilizers, locking nuts or link hardware. Steering Stabilizers and Link Hardware A specified KYB front steering-stabilizer application includes 1987–1988 four-wheel-drive Raider coverage. Compare the exact mounting and production requirements before selecting the damper. A stabilizer does not replace steering linkage or sway-bar components. Cupped link washers listed without bushings supply only those washers; compare the rest of the assembly separately. Wheel Nuts and Locking Packages Match wheel-stud thread, seat shape, fastener length and tool clearance to the wheel and hub. Do not transfer a cone-seat application to a wheel requiring a different seat. A four-lock set and a six-lug installation package have different quantities and contents. Confirm the required key or tool and the number of ordinary nuts supplied before as...

Find Dodge Ram 50 compact-pickup parts guidance using the exact year, engine and drivetrain. Keep this truck’s service requirements separate from full-size Ram diesel and gasoline applications. Engine Identity and Mechanical Connections Record engine identification, cylinder-head details and the actual fuel-system arrangement. Use replacement-engine references if the pickup no longer retains its original powertrain. Similar model names or manufacturer relationships do not establish universal parts interchange. Compare exact manufacturer application, dimensions and connections before selecting engine-service components. Drivetrain and Chassis Service Identify transmission, axle assemblies and four-wheel-drive equipment where fitted. Keep replacement-shaft, joint and gear-ratio details with the maintenance record. Suspension and brake repairs follow the actual mounts, calipers or drums on the truck. For wheel changes, compare offset, center bore, bolt pattern and brake clearance along...

Find Dodge Ramcharger window accessories and rear-brake service guidance by production year and installed equipment. Keep door-glass fit separate from axle and brake specifications. Outside-Mount Window Protection AVS lists a specified 1976–1993 Ramcharger outside-mount two-piece deflector application. Match exact body and glass coverage and follow the selected kit’s attachment instructions. Compare the actual pieces supplied with the windows you want to cover. Surface preparation and mounting method are part of the installation, not evidence of fit for a different body style. Rear Drums and Brake Hoses Identify rear drum dimensions, shoe width and axle application before ordering friction or drums. Compare springs, retainers and adjusters separately from the friction pieces. Brake hoses need compatible end fittings, brackets and routing. Record any replacement axle or disc conversion so later service follows the brake system currently installed. Choose Your Part Record year and do...

Choose Eagle Summit suspension and parking-brake service components using the exact body and assemblies fitted. Mounts, protection kits and brake hardware are separate repair items. Strut Mounts and Protection Pieces Identify the axle or position and installed strut before comparing a replacement mount. Review any bearing, fastener or protection pieces included in the selected package. Boots protect the shaft area and bump stops limit compression travel. Neither should be treated as a complete strut or a repair for ineffective damping. Parking-Brake Shoes and Hardware Identify the actual parking-brake mechanism and its friction dimensions before ordering shoes. Keep its application separate from service-brake pads and any rear-drum arrangement. Springs, retainers and adjusters may be separate from the shoe package. Record brake conversions or replacement wheel-end assemblies so the repair follows the equipment currently installed. Choose Your Part Record body, year and installed su...

Find Eagle Vision suspension-service guidance using the strut assemblies currently fitted. Compare protection boots, bump stops and supporting mount requirements before planning the repair. Protection Kits and Actual Repair Needs Identify the affected axle or strut position and compare package contents. Boots protect the shaft area; bump stops control compression limits for the specified assembly. A protection kit does not restore a leaking or ineffective damper. Inspect the mount, spring and related hardware with the repair shop so the parts list addresses the full assembly’s condition. Service After Suspension Changes Keep replacement-strut, spring and ride-height details with the car’s records. Compatible protection pieces should follow the assembly actually fitted. Compare individual components with complete strut packages so mounts, bearings or hardware are not assumed included. Establish installation and alignment requirements before ordering. Choose Your Part Identify strut ...

Shop performance exhaust systems, cat-backs, axle-backs, headers, mufflers, and exhaust tips at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare options from Borla, CORSA, Solo Performance, AWE, MagnaFlow, MBRP, Kooks, Akrapovic, Invidia, and other brands. Find complete systems and individual components for muscle cars, performance SUVs, trucks, imports, and European vehicles. Cat-Back and Axle-Back Exhaust Systems Choose the exhaust section that matches your project. Cat-back systems generally replace the exhaust downstream of the catalytic converter, while axle-back systems replace the rear section. Exact connection points and package contents vary by vehicle. Compare muffler design, pipe diameter, exit location, tip configuration, and compatibility with existing exhaust components. Exhaust for HEMI, SRT, Trackhawk, and Hellcat Vehicles This collection includes exhaust options for selected Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT and Trackhawk, Dodge Durango SRT and Hellcat, Dodge Charger, Chrysler 300, and Ram appl...

Find Fiat 124 parts by generation, body and installed brake system. Classic 124 applications and the later turbocharged 124 Spider need separate component identification. Classic Brake Hydraulics For a classic 124, identify the actual master cylinder and hose position before comparing replacements. Check connections, mounting and the installed assembly reference. A front or rear hose can also have a specific upper or lower position. Match that location and routing rather than selecting by overall family name. Later Spider Brake Equipment For the later 124 Spider, record year, trim and actual caliper package. Match pad dimensions and rotor specifications before choosing a compound. Compare road and motorsport friction guidance and check front/rear quantities separately. Shared applications with another vehicle still require exact manufacturer coverage. Choose Your Part Identify classic 124 or later Spider. Record body, year and brake equipment. Match hose position and hydraulic conn...

Find Fiat 128 brake, ignition and fuel-filter components for your engine and installed equipment. Compare brake hydraulic connections, pad dimensions, spark-plug specifications and filter fittings to build the right service-parts list. Brake Hydraulics and Friction Identify the master cylinder, caliper or wheel cylinder being serviced. Compare bore, mounting and hydraulic connections with the actual assembly rather than selecting by a shared product title. For pads, match axle, shape and thickness before comparing compounds. Check hose location and connections, and establish which fitting pieces are supplied. Ignition and Fuel-Filter Identification Match spark-plug thread, reach, seat and heat range with the exact engine application. Check package count against the total number required. For a fuel filter, compare dimensions, hose connections and required fuel-system application. Physical size alone does not establish a suitable replacement. Choose Your Part Record year, engine and...

Choose Fiat 131 service parts by engine, brake assembly and component location. Exact hose routing and replacement references are useful starting points for an older or modified car. Hydraulic Components by Position For a brake hose, record front or rear and any upper/lower position. Compare fitting threads, mounting and routing with the installed hose. Match a replacement master cylinder by the exact reference, mounting and hydraulic specifications. A related Fiat application does not establish every connection or bore requirement. Friction, Plugs and Fuel Filters Identify the installed caliper and axle before comparing pad compounds. Confirm dimensions, rotor requirements and actual package quantity. Use full spark-plug specifications and the exact fuel-filter application. Compare filter dimensions and connections, and keep any engine or fuel-system conversion details with the request. Choose Your Part Identify engine and installed brake assembly. Record hose position and connect...

Choose Fiat Strada parts by full model, year and market before comparing service components. The name alone should not establish an engine, body or transmission application. Brakes, Ignition and Filter References Identify the actual caliper and axle for friction service and hose location for hydraulic work. Match component dimensions and connections with the installed assembly. Use complete plug specifications and exact filter references. Record engine changes and compare package quantity separately from the complete service requirement. Fabrication Exhaust and Fluid Selection For a universal muffler, compare inlet/outlet size, body length and installation space. Establish supporting pipework and mounting needs rather than treating the component as a complete system. Choose Fiat Strada transmission fluid using the installed gearbox and its required lubricant specification. Check the fluid manufacturer’s stated compatibility and the service quantity before ordering. Choose Your Part ...

Find Fiat X1/9 suspension, brake and ignition service components by year and installed equipment. Keep front and rear strut applications distinct, including Fiat and Bertone production coverage. Strut Position and Assembly Contents Match the exact production range and front or rear position with the manufacturer part number. Review mounting and the actual installed assembly before ordering. Check whether the package supplies a bare strut and which spring, bearing, boot or mount components are retained. One unit should not be treated as an axle pair without an explicit quantity. Brakes, Plugs and Service Filters Identify caliper, axle and pad dimensions before choosing friction. For hoses, compare location, connections and routing. Match full plug specifications and exact filter-housing or fuel-connection references. Retain changed assembly details when the engine or brake system has been modified. Choose Your Part Record production details and Fiat/Bertone identity. Match front or ...

Find Ford Custom 500 engine accessories and service pieces by the engine actually installed. Record transmission and induction changes alongside the vehicle year before comparing applications. Valve Covers and Ignition Leads Match valve-cover mounting, height, rocker clearance and breather requirements. A decorative finish does not identify the correct engine application. For plug wires, compare terminals, distributor arrangement and routing. Check whether supports and separators are included or separate accessories. Pilot Bearings and Dipstick Applications Identify the crankshaft and transmission input requirements before choosing a pilot bearing. Engine-family coverage alone does not establish every gearbox combination. For dipsticks and block-off plates, match mounting and installed engine configuration. Compare seals, gaskets and purchase quantities with the complete installation needs. Choose Your Part Record year, installed engine and transmission. Compare cover mounting and ...

Choose Ford Escort brake-service components by year, body, trim and installed brake assembly. Shared Mazda applications require exact axle and friction checks rather than assumed interchange. Rear Brake Fit and Compound Choice Identify rear caliper, pad shape, thickness and rotor dimensions. Confirm the exact manufacturer application for the selected component. Compare race-compound operating guidance with actual use. Dedicated motorsport friction should not be treated as a universal road upgrade. Hardware, Quantities and Wheel Accessories Check pad axle-set contents, rotor quantity and separate fitting hardware. A shared front/rear or cross-model listing does not establish a complete vehicle service kit. For a wheel cap or cabin accessory, compare actual wheel retention dimensions or floor coverage. The Ford name alone does not establish those interfaces. Choose Your Part Record year, body and trim. Identify caliper and rotor dimensions. Compare compound with intended use. Review ...

Choose Ford EXP suspension-service and wheel-hardware pieces by exact year and installed equipment. Match the actual interfaces rather than transferring fit from a broad Ford product title. Suspension and Wheel Hardware For strut boots or alignment hardware, identify the actual assembly, position and required fastener dimensions. A protection boot is separate from a damper or complete strut. For wheel locks, compare thread, seat, length and engagement with the installed wheel and hub. Check tool, key and supplied quantity separately. Filter and Fabrication Interfaces Match fuel and oil filters to the exact system, connections and housing reference. A shared title with another vehicle still needs exact application. For a universal muffler, compare inlet/outlet size, body length and mounting space. Identify the required pipework rather than treating one fabrication component as a complete exhaust system. Choose Your Part Record year and installed suspension. Match boot and alignment-...

Find Ford Festiva brake-hose and suspension-service pieces using exact year and installed assemblies. Component position, connections and package scope matter when choosing replacements. Front Hose and Hydraulic Connections Match the front hose to the actual caliper or wheel-end assembly. Compare fitting type, routing, length and mounting rather than selecting from overall vehicle size. Record brake conversions and check separate clips, brackets and fittings. A single hose listing does not establish a complete axle service kit. Strut Protection and Repair Scope Match boots and supporting pieces by exact strut application and position. A protective boot does not supply a damper, spring or complete strut assembly. Compare mount and bearing needs with the repair plan. Broad Ford engine-system listings still require exact engine and installation coverage and should not establish a universal upgrade. Choose Your Part Record year and actual brake assembly. Compare hose connections and ro...

Choose Ford Probe accessories using exact generation, engine and body details. Broad Ford engine-system coverage should be narrowed to the actual installed configuration. Engine-System Identification Record engine, induction, fuel-system configuration and existing modifications before comparing an engine accessory. A broad EFI title does not establish a complete vehicle-specific installation. Compare exact manufacturer coverage, control requirements and supplied components with the intended system. A rated product option should not be treated as a power recommendation for an unidentified engine. Cabin Coverage and Package Contents For floor mats, compare exact application, dimensions and floor shape. A shared title with another vehicle still needs the right coverage. Check front/rear area and supplied quantity. Keep complete-system packages separate from individual service pieces and supporting hardware. Choose Your Part Record generation and installed engine. Identify induction an...

Choose Ford Ranchero engine accessories using exact generation and installed heads, induction and valve train. Body designation alone does not establish every small-block service application. Header Gaskets and Rocker Hardware Match header gasket to actual cylinder-head ports and exhaust flange. Compare exact application and package quantity. For rocker shims, identify the installed heads and required measurements. A shim package should follow actual valve-train requirements rather than a general engine label. Covers and Accessory Mounting Compare cover mounting, height, rocker clearance and breather arrangement. Retain any head or rocker changes when choosing covers. For dipsticks, wire supports and block-off plates, use actual mounting and system configuration. Check seals, gaskets and hardware expressly supplied before ordering. Choose Your Part Record generation and installed engine. Identify head ports and exhaust flange. Use actual rocker and shim measurements. Compare cover ...

Find Ford Ranger exterior, bed and exhaust accessories by generation, engine, cab and bed dimensions. Current and earlier bodies require separate application checks. Bed, Cab and Body Protection Match bed and tailgate mats to actual bed length and supplied coverage. A tailgate-only piece does not supply a full bed liner. For flares, guards, sunshades and deflectors, compare cab and production application. Check front/rear and piece quantities instead of assuming a shared package covers every body. Exhaust and Guard Configuration For AWE 0FG applications, match exact engine and production coverage and compare the installed system. Complete exhaust, tip and guard packages have different contents. Use the selected part’s installation instructions and review routing and body clearance. A protective accessory is separate from other vehicle armor unless expressly included. Choose Your Part Record generation, engine, cab and bed. Compare bed and tailgate coverage. Match exact body-accesso...

Choose Ford Taurus cabin, body and ignition accessories by generation, engine and trim. Keep SHO or other engine-specific service applications explicit. Hood and Cabin Protection Match hood-protector year range and actual panel application. Different production revisions should remain separate before choosing finish. For floor and trunk liners, compare exact row, floor shape and cargo coverage. A front package and trunk liner are separate purchases unless combined. Ignition and Wheel References For a colder plug set, confirm exact engine application and whether the heat range meets the installed engine’s requirements. Colder is not a universal replacement recommendation. Compare plug quantity and full specifications. For wheel caps, match actual wheel and retention dimensions rather than selecting from branding alone. Choose Your Part Record generation, engine and trim. Match hood and floor/trunk coverage. Confirm exact plug application and heat range. Compare supplied quantities a...

Choose Ford Tempo suspension-protection and engine-accessory pieces using exact year and installed equipment. Broad engine-system titles require exact application before installation planning. Strut Protection and Supporting Components Match boots and bumpers to actual strut application and position. A protection boot is separate from a replacement damper or complete strut assembly. Compare mount and bearing requirements with the planned repair. Check unit quantity and hardware supplied rather than assuming a full axle package. Engine-System Application and Contents Record actual engine, induction, fuel system and modifications before comparing an accessory. A broad Ford EFI title does not establish a complete Tempo-specific installation. Review exact manufacturer coverage and required controls or supporting pieces. A product rating should not be treated as an engine-setting recommendation without the actual system requirements. Choose Your Part Record year and installed engine. Ma...

Find Ford Thunderbird engine and axle-service components by generation and actual installed assemblies. Shared displacement and related Mustang applications require exact architecture checks. Engine Architecture and Induction Interfaces Match oil pumps, cams and seals to the actual engine architecture and configuration. A model-specific Mustang cam title does not establish Thunderbird fit. For throttle bodies and sensors, compare actual manifold flange, bore and connections. Use exact installed-system references when the induction has changed. Axle Ratio and Repair Contents Identify actual axle, ratio and internal application before choosing gears. A gearset and an installation-bearing package have different contents. Check supporting seals and hardware, plus actual engine-service quantities. Retain generation and drivetrain conversion records before ordering replacement components. Choose Your Part Record generation and installed engine architecture. Match actual induction and sen...

Choose Geo Metro brake and suspension-service components by exact year, engine and installed assemblies. Shared Chevrolet Metro coverage still needs component-specific checks. Hydraulic Brakes and Friction Match rear wheel-cylinder bore, mounting and connections with the actual assembly. For pads, identify caliper, axle and dimensions before choosing compound. Compare front/rear quantities and separate fitting pieces. A different commercial vehicle in a product title should not establish Metro brake fit. Strut Protection and Alignment Hardware Match boots and camber hardware to actual strut, position and required bolt dimensions. A boot is separate from a complete damper or strut assembly. For wheel locks, compare actual thread, seat, length and engagement. Check supplied tools and quantity rather than choosing by thread alone. Choose Your Part Record year, engine and actual brakes. Compare cylinder and friction dimensions. Match strut and alignment-hardware application. Identify w...

Find Geo Prizm suspension-protection and engine-accessory pieces using exact year and installed configuration. Broad GM EFI titles require exact engine and installation coverage. Boots and Supporting Suspension Pieces Match strut boots and bumpers by actual assembly and position. These protection pieces are separate from a replacement damper or complete strut. Compare mount, bearing and hardware needs with the repair plan. Check unit or axle quantity expressly supplied. Engine-System Application and Package Scope Record actual engine, induction, fuel-system configuration and existing modifications before selecting an accessory. A universal label is not a complete Prizm-specific installation check. Compare exact manufacturer application and required control or supporting components. A product’s stated option should not be treated as an engine-setting recommendation without actual system requirements. Choose Your Part Record year and installed engine. Match strut protection and posit...

Choose Geo Tracker brake and window accessories by year, body and actual installed equipment. Keep two-door deflector coverage explicit. Rear Drum-Brake References Match wheel-cylinder bore, side, mounting and connections with the installed assembly. Compare actual drum dimensions and shoe application. Check shoes, springs and adjusters expressly supplied. A single cylinder or drum listing should not be treated as a complete axle kit. Body and Window Coverage For deflectors, preserve the two-door-only application and match actual window shape and mounting. Related Chevrolet Tracker coverage still requires the exact production and body. Review piece count and installation requirements. Record engine and brake changes before comparing other service components or broad engine-system accessories. Choose Your Part Record year and two-door or other body. Identify actual rear brake assembly. Match cylinder and drum dimensions. Preserve deflector body restriction and contents. Frequently ...

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...

Shop Magnaflow exhaust systems, catalytic converters, mufflers, pipes, tips, and installation hardware by exact manufacturer part number and verified vehicle application. Choose Your Part Match the exact part number, complete vehicle application, exhaust layout, dimensions, emissions package, and registration requirements before ordering. Similar-looking exhaust components are not automatically interchangeable. Confirm year, make, model, engine, body or cab configuration, and factory exhaust layout Match federal or California catalytic-converter eligibility when applicable Verify pipe diameter, inlet and outlet orientation, exit location, tip style, and clearances Review every current Magnaflow application and installation note Use professional fabrication for universal exhaust components when required Related Exhaust Collections Cat-Back Exhaust Systems Direct-Fit Catalytic Converters Universal Catalytic Converters Exhaust Systems and Components Frequently Asked Questions How ...