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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...

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 RL parts by model year, engine and drivetrain, with separate checks for the original 3.5RL and the later SH-AWD sedan. Compare brake and suspension service listings using the installed component specification and complete manufacturer number. The RL and RLX are distinct model applications. Acura RL Generations and the 3.7-Liter Update Separate U.S. 1996–2004 RL applications from the redesigned 2005–2012 generation. The original 3.5RL uses a longitudinally mounted 3.5-liter V6. The 2005 redesign introduced a different 3.5-liter V6 and SH-AWD, and the 2009 update changed displacement to 3.7 liters. A 3.5-liter label alone should not be used to match an engine part across the generation change. Confirm model year and engine from the vehicle identification and installed equipment. On an older RL, previous repairs, replacement calipers or suspension changes may affect the application. Use the current component information alongside the vehicle specification when identifying a ...

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...

Choose Chrysler 300 parts by generation, drivetrain and actual body equipment. Hoods, deflectors and molded floor coverage need exact panel, glass or interior applications. Hood and Window Applications A replacement hood requires the correct generation, latch, hinge and body-clearance application. Compare finish, supplied hardware and installation requirements for the exact design. Window deflectors distinguish in-channel and outside-mount installation. Match actual doors, glass and production; a fascia-mounted protector has its own separate attachment requirements. AWD Floors and Cargo Coverage Floor-liner listings can specify AWD. Match drivetrain, tunnel, console and retention against the actual cabin before choosing front and rear pieces. Trunk liners need matching cargo-floor contours and obstructions. A cabin combination set should not be assumed to include trunk protection unless expressly supplied. Choose Your Part Identify generation, trim and drivetrain. Match hood and bo...

Choose Chrysler Cirrus parts by engine and installed service assemblies. Ignition specifications, engine bearings and strut protection need different measurements and application references. Spark Plugs and Rebuilt-Engine Details Spark plugs must match engine and cylinder-head requirements for thread, reach, seat, heat range and specified gap. Electrode material alone does not identify a suitable plug. Main or rod bearings require exact engine identification and measured journal sizes. Use the engine builder’s required standard or repair size after machining. Strut Protection and Wheel Interfaces Boots and bump stops need the installed damper dimensions and attachment. Inspect mounts and bushes alongside the protective pieces. Wheel locks require stud thread, wheel-seat type, length and engagement. Compare key clearance with the actual wheel, and measure universal floor pieces for retention and pedal clearance. Choose Your Part Identify engine and production. Match complete spark-p...

Choose Chrysler Pacifica parts by vehicle era, powertrain and seating configuration. The earlier crossover and later minivan are different applications, while minivan floor protection needs the correct seat rows and folding-seat equipment. Floor Liners and Seating Configuration For minivan liners, identify gasoline or plug-in hybrid equipment, seat arrangement and Stow ’n Go configuration. Compare the exact row covered and the openings needed for seat mounts, tracks and storage access. A front-row set, second-row liner and third-row piece provide different coverage. Check the package contents and factory retention points; cargo protection is a separate application unless expressly included. Cargo Floors and Hood Protection Rear cargo-liner applications can exclude power-fold third-row seats. Confirm the actual folding mechanism, seat position and cargo-floor shape before selecting the liner. Aeroskin hood protection follows the hood’s year-specific contours and attachment procedure....

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 Dodge Avenger parts by generation, body and engine. Sedan floor protection, window deflectors and specified 3.6L V6 intake applications have different selection requirements from earlier coupe service parts. Cabin and Window Accessories Floor liners need the correct model year, footwell contours, retention and console layout. Compare front-and-rear package contents with the areas you want to protect, then check pedal clearance after installation. Window-deflector kits distinguish in-channel and outside-mount designs. Match the actual door and glass layout and follow the kit’s preparation and window-operation instructions. Intake Applications and Service Filters Injen’s SP5010 application includes specified later Avenger 3.6L V6 models. Compare the exact year coverage, heat shield, pipework and supplied filter with the installed engine and intake connections. A replacement service filter is separate from a complete intake assembly. Record the intake part number so later maintena...

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 ...

Choose Dodge Challenger R/T parts for the engine and generation actually fitted. For a modern 5.7L HEMI car, exhaust sound, tip layout and the existing intake or brake equipment are useful planning points. 5.7L Exhaust Sound and Contents AWE offers specified 5.7L Challenger Touring and Track applications. Touring uses 180 Technology for cruising-sound control; Track takes a louder approach. Compare the exact year and part number before choosing the sound configuration. Review stock-tip or quad-tip contents and any conversion sections separately. Keep existing headers and other exhaust changes in the comparison, since the sound and installation depend on the complete setup. Intake Maintenance and Chassis Equipment Select a service filter for the intake currently fitted. A factory-airbox element, aftermarket intake element and complete intake kit are different purchases with their own housing and connection requirements. For brake or suspension service, identify the actual caliper, ro...

Find Dodge Charger parts by generation, body and powertrain. Exhaust choices for selected V8 sedans, cabin protection and body accessories should each follow the exact vehicle configuration. V8 Sedan Exhaust Choices AWE applications include specified Charger 6.4L and supercharged 6.2L sedans. Compare Touring sound treatment with Track configurations, plus resonation and the actual tip or outlet pieces supplied. A system intended for one engine or body generation should not be transferred to another Charger powertrain without explicit manufacturer coverage. Record existing headers and pipework when reviewing a replacement system. Cabin and Exterior Protection Floor and trunk liners need their own production and contour applications. Compare cabin retention, console and footwell shape separately from cargo-floor coverage. Window deflectors and hood protectors follow different body panels and attachment methods. Match the actual glass or hood, review the number of pieces supplied and f...

Choose Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat parts for the supercharged 6.2L sedan and its exact variant. Redeye equipment, body width, brake package and existing modifications should remain explicit throughout the parts plan. Hellcat Powertrain and Exhaust Planning A Hellcat’s supercharged induction and cooling equipment are separate from a naturally aspirated 392 Scat Pack application. Identify the actual variant and component arrangement before choosing engine parts. For cat-back exhaust selection, compare the exact Hellcat coverage, Touring or Track sound treatment, resonation and tip configuration. Record headers and other pipework changes when reviewing system contents and installation. Widebody, Brakes and Cabin Fit Body-width details matter for exterior panels, wheels and clearance. Brake components require the actual caliper, rotor and wheel application; the Hellcat name alone does not establish every package fitted. Cabin and trunk protection should follow production and floor contour...

Choose Dodge Magnum exhaust and HEMI service components by engine, drivetrain and existing modifications. Long-tube headers, shorty headers, connecting pipes and sensor extensions require different supporting parts. Headers and Matching Midpipes BBK’s specified 2005–2008 Magnum 5.7L midpipe is designed for its listed full-length headers, including 1647 and 16470. The manufacturer excludes shorty headers from that midpipe application. Identify the existing header part number, downstream exhaust and required sensor connections before choosing connecting pipes. A midpipe is not a full exhaust system or a substitute for the matching header installation. HEMI Service and Throttle Response For a harmonic damper, compare the exact engine application, crank attachment and installation requirements. Damper hardware, sensor extensions and a complete damper are separate purchases unless supplied together. A Banks PedalMonster changes accelerator response rather than adding horsepower. Match th...

Find Dodge Stratus intake and service components by body, year and engine. The listed 3.0L V6 intake applications should remain separate from other Stratus engines and configurations. 3.0L Intake Layout and Service Filters Injen lists specific 3.0L V6 Stratus applications for short-ram and cold-air layouts. Compare each kit’s exact year and engine coverage rather than assuming both designs cover every Stratus. Review tube routing, filter location, couplers and mounting pieces. A service filter must match the intake already fitted; it does not replace the complete tube and connection assembly. Strut Mounts and Parking-Brake Pieces Strut mounts need the correct axle or position and installed suspension application. Compare bearings, fasteners and protection pieces separately from the damper or complete assembly. Parking-brake shoes and rear drums follow the actual mechanism and dimensions. Keep those selections separate from front service-brake pads and record any brake conversion. Ch...

Find Eagle Talon gauge mounts and engine-service components by generation and installed powertrain. First- and second-generation cabin applications and a DSM 4G63 damper should each follow their own coverage. Gauge Pods by Cabin Application AutoMeter lists separate 1990–1994 and later Eclipse/Talon pod applications. Compare the exact single, dual or triple arrangement, nominal 52mm gauge size and any body exclusions. A pod is a mounting component. Choose instruments by depth and measurement, then plan the sender, signal source and wiring that those gauges require. DSM Damper and Suspension Service The listed Fluidampr component identifies a Mitsubishi 4G63/T DSM engine application. Confirm the engine actually installed and review mounting and accessory-drive requirements rather than assuming every Talon powertrain is identical. Strut mounts and protection pieces follow the actual axle and assembly. Compare bearings, boots, bump stops and hardware independently from the complete damp...

Choose Ford Fusion hood, window and cabin protection by exact production, drivetrain and powertrain configuration. Hybrid trunk and floor applications should remain explicit. Hood and Window Applications Match hood-protector year range and grille/fascia mounting with the actual body. Separate production revisions before choosing finish. For in-channel deflectors, compare exact window coverage and supplied piece count. Use the selected product’s installation instructions. Floor and Trunk Layout Preserve drivetrain and hybrid application notes in liner listings. A hybrid-specific trunk liner should not be transferred to another trunk configuration solely from the Fusion name. Compare front, second-row and trunk contents independently. A combination set should be checked for the exact floor areas and pieces supplied. Choose Your Part Record year, drivetrain and hybrid identity. Match hood-panel and window coverage. Compare actual floor and trunk layout. Check row and package contents....

Find Honda Accord Crosstour brake and strut-service guidance using actual installed assemblies. Preserve axle and caliper side when comparing shared Honda or Acura applications. Calipers and Friction Geometry Match rear caliper side, mounting and rotor requirements with the fitted assembly. Identify pad geometry before selecting a compound. Compare intended road or motorsport operating conditions and check axle-set quantities. Review fitting hardware separately from calipers or friction pieces. Strut Mounts and Repair Contents Identify actual strut, position and mount or bearing references. A mount package is separate from a complete damper or strut assembly. Check bearings, bushings and supporting hardware expressly supplied. Keep suspension and brake conversions with vehicle production and drivetrain details. Choose Your Part Record actual brakes and strut assemblies. Preserve caliper side and axle application. Match friction geometry and intended use. Compare mount, bearing and ...

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 del Sol brake and strut-service components using actual installed assemblies. Trim, brake-package and conversion details help narrow shared Honda applications. Hydraulic and Friction Interfaces Match master-cylinder system, bore, mounting and connections. Compare rear rotor and caliper dimensions with actual wheel ends. Identify pad geometry and exact brake-package coverage before selecting compound. Preserve Type R exclusions and other listed restrictions on the selected application rather than assuming shared pad interchange. Strut Mounts and Repair Scope Identify actual strut position and mount or bearing references. A mount is separate from a complete damper or strut assembly. Compare fitting hardware, friction and hydraulic quantities with the repair plan. Record engine, axle and brake conversions alongside the original vehicle details. Choose Your Part Record installed brakes and strut references. Compare hydraulic and rotor interfaces. Preserve friction and ...

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...

Find Honda CR-V floor protection, hood protectors and window deflectors by exact body and production. Match each accessory to its own floor or exterior profile. Front, Rear and Cargo Coverage Identify actual seats, console and floor configuration before selecting liners. Compare distinct production applications, including later-body front and second-row packages. Check front, second-row and cargo coverage separately. A combination floor package does not supply every cargo-area piece unless expressly stated. Hood and Window Applications Compare listed 2007–2009, 2012–2016 and 2017–2022 hood applications with the exact selected part and vehicle profile. Match finish after body coverage is established. For deflectors, review actual windows, mounting style and supplied piece count. A six-piece package and a different window set can cover different areas; compare exact application rather than quantity alone. Choose Your Part Record exact body and production year. Identify seats, console...

Find Honda Crosstour calipers, friction kits and strut-service pieces using actual drivetrain and installed assemblies. Preserve axle, side and component-package requirements. Calipers and Pad/Rotor Packages Match rear caliper side, mounts and rotor requirements. Identify pad geometry before comparing compounds or complete pad/rotor packages. Choose friction for actual operating conditions and check hardware expressly supplied. A pad/rotor kit does not establish fit for every brake package without the exact application. Mounts, Boots and Repair Quantities Match strut mounts and protective boots to actual assembly and position. Check bearings, bushings and hardware separately from a replacement damper. Keep brake and suspension conversions with vehicle production and drivetrain details. Review axle quantities and the complete repair contents before ordering. Choose Your Part Record actual brakes and suspension. Preserve caliper side and axle coverage. Compare friction and rotor-kit ...

Choose Honda CRX intake, brake and gauge accessories by exact trim, engine and body. Preserve Si-specific and production restrictions on the selected intake application. Intake System and Engine Configuration Compare the listed 1988–1991 CRX Si intake coverage with exact part number, installed engine and current manufacturer application. Distinguish short-ram and cold-air routing and review supplied filter, tube and mounting pieces. Keep engine and induction conversions explicit. Compare routing clearances and required mounting pieces with the actual engine-bay configuration. Brakes, Strut Protection and Gauge Mounts Match hydraulic system, caliper and friction dimensions before selecting brake pieces or compounds. A strut boot is separate from a replacement damper. For gauge pods, compare exact body/pillar or column mounting and gauge diameter. A pod is separate from the gauges and wiring unless expressly supplied. Choose Your Part Record exact trim, engine and production. Compare...

Find Honda Odyssey floor, cargo and window protection by exact body and seating configuration. Third-row and cargo coverage should be compared separately. Seats, Floor Rows and Cargo Area Identify front, second-row, third-row and cargo areas being protected. Match actual seats, console and floor contour with exact production coverage. Compare listed 2011–2012 and 2018–2023 interior packages separately. A third-row floor liner and a cargo liner serve different areas even when their names share a seat reference. Hood and Window Applications Match hood protectors to exact hood profile and selected production range. Deflectors need actual windows and in-channel or other stated mounting application. Review pieces, attachment instructions and retention requirements for each package. Shared Honda titles do not replace the exact Odyssey body and equipment check. Choose Your Part Record exact body and seating layout. Identify desired floor rows and cargo area. Match hood and window producti...

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...

Choose Hyundai Azera brake, strut-protection and ignition-service pieces using actual engine and installed assemblies. Match component geometry before comparing friction options. Brakes and Protective Boots Identify actual caliper, pad dimensions and rotor requirements. Compare compound operating guidance with intended use and check axle-set quantity. Match protective strut boots to actual assembly and position. A boot is separate from a replacement damper; review bumpers and supporting pieces expressly supplied. Spark-Plug Specification and Contents Use actual engine requirements for plug thread, reach, seat, resistor specification and heat range. A plug code or boxed quantity alone does not establish a complete application. Compare plug count with the engine service requirement and review brake hardware separately. Retain engine or brake conversions with the original vehicle details. Choose Your Part Record installed engine and brakes. Match friction and rotor geometry. Identify ...

Shop Hyundai Sonata floor liners, hood protectors and window deflectors by exact body generation and powertrain. Preserve hybrid exclusions and old-body-style notes where the selected product lists them. Hood and Window Profiles Match each hood protector to the correct production and hood or fascia mounting arrangement. Similar Aeroskin names do not establish the same body fit. For window deflectors, compare exact door profiles and installation style. An old-body-style application needs its own coverage check even when model years overlap. Floor Coverage and Hybrid Restrictions Compare front-only and front/second-row liner packages with actual seats, console and retention points. Choose the coverage required before comparing material or finish. Preserve exclusions such as except hybrid on the selected liner. Shared Kia K5 or Optima coverage applies only where the manufacturer explicitly lists the actual Sonata configuration. Choose Your Part Record exact generation, year and powert...

Find Hyundai XG300 suspension-mount, ignition and engine-system guidance using exact model year and installed engine. Preserve component-specific applications rather than extending a shared catalog title. Mounts and Ignition-Service Specifications Identify the actual suspension position and mounting pattern before selecting a mount kit. Compare bearings, isolators and other pieces expressly supplied with the planned repair. For spark plugs, match required thread, reach, seat and heat range. Compare boxed quantity with the actual engine service requirement. Engine-System Packages and Wheel Hardware For EFI accessory kits, compare bottle size, bottle-free versions, controls, lines and supporting installation pieces separately. A power label does not establish a suitable engine setting. Match wheel nuts or locks to thread, wheel-seat shape and usable length. Oil-cap threads and sealing surfaces also need exact manufacturer application rather than selection by finish alone. Choose Your ...

Choose Hyundai XG350 interior, suspension-service and engine accessories using exact body and installed equipment. Verify the selected manufacturer’s XG350 coverage when a displayed title names another vehicle. Floor Protection and Suspension Mounts For floor mats, compare actual floor contour, retention points and pedal clearance. Confirm which rows are supplied and whether the product is specifically molded for the application. For mounts, identify actual strut position and mounting dimensions. Review bearings, isolators and protective pieces separately from complete replacement dampers. Ignition and EFI Installation Contents Match spark plugs to actual engine requirements for thread, reach, seat and heat range. Supplied plug count is separate from the complete engine service quantity. Compare EFI accessory packages by bottles, lines, controls and other supporting pieces. A bottle-free version or power option does not establish a complete installation or appropriate engine setting...

Find Isuzu Oasis window accessories, brake and suspension-service options by exact production and installed equipment. Shared Honda or Acura listings need explicit Oasis application support. Window and Brake Interfaces For outside-mount deflectors, match actual doors, window profiles and supplied piece count. A Honda Odyssey title alone does not establish every Oasis production application. Match pads to actual caliper, axle and dimensions before selecting friction. Shared Civic, RSX or S2000 titles still need the exact manufacturer part’s Oasis coverage. Friction Use and Engine-System Contents Compare street or race compound operating guidance with intended use and rotor compatibility. Protective strut boots have separate position and component requirements. For EFI accessories, compare bottles, lines, controls and full supporting contents. A power label does not establish a suitable engine setting or a complete installation. Choose Your Part Record exact year, engine and installe...

Find Kia Amanti ignition and service-part guidance using exact production, engine and component identification. Verify each proposed application before choosing a broad service or accessory package. Spark Plugs and Engine Interfaces Select spark plugs by exact engine application, thread, reach, seat and heat range. Compare package quantity with the complete engine service requirement. For oil-filler caps, match neck attachment, sealing arrangement and engine coverage. Another engine family’s cap title is insufficient to establish compatibility. Suspension Protection and Interior Fit For strut boots, compare the installed strut, attachment and dimensions. A protective boot is separate from a complete replacement strut or mount. For floor protection, confirm actual contours, retention and pedal clearance. Universal or shared-model wording should not be treated as a molded Amanti application. Choose Your Part Identify year and installed engine. Match full spark-plug specification and ...

Shop Kia Optima hood, window and floor accessories by generation, production and powertrain. Compare intake and pedal-response components using their own engine-specific applications. Exterior and Interior Fit Compare hood-mounted and grille/fascia-mounted protectors by attachment location and body profile. A shared year range does not make their installation the same. For liners and deflectors, preserve hybrid exclusions and exact production coverage. Front-only liners and front/second-row sets provide different package scope. Engine-Air and Pedal Response Match intake systems to actual engine, turbo status, production and tubing or sensor connections. The listed 2.0L turbo intake should not be extended to every Optima engine. A pedal controller adjusts accelerator response and does not itself add engine horsepower. Check exact device application, pedal connector and control arrangement. Choose Your Part Record generation, engine and hybrid status. Choose hood attachment and windo...

Plan Lexus GS300 intake, damper and body-accessory purchases around the exact generation and installed engine. Early GS300 applications and later body configurations require separate checks. Intake and Crankshaft-Damper Configuration The displayed Injen intake references include 1992–1995 GS300 applications. Confirm exact manufacturer coverage, sensor housing and heat-shield mounting before extending the intake to another production range. For a JZ-engine damper, identify the actual engine, crank interface and accessory drive. Standard, underdrive and dry-sump configurations have different pulley and installation requirements; the engine-family name alone is insufficient. Body Accessories and Modified Vehicles For window deflectors, compare actual body generation, door count and tape-on mounting pattern rather than relying on a broad shared GS title. Review surface preparation and package contents. For vertical-door hardware, review the exact body application, complete hinge-kit con...

Choose Lexus GS350 suspension and brake components using drivetrain, adaptive-suspension equipment and brake package. Those details are central to comparing the listed RWD and AWD damper applications. RWD, AWD and Adaptive Suspension Match front-left, front-right and rear damper numbers individually. Confirm whether the listing supports the fitted adaptive system and whether electronic operation changes with the replacement. Record F Sport equipment, spring changes and ride height. A damper title describing adaptive-suspension vehicles should not be read as a promise that every original electronic function is retained. Rear Brake Kits and Engine Accessories For rear pad-and-rotor packages, compare caliper, pad shape, rotor dimensions and axle quantities before selecting compound or rotor slots. F Sport and other brake packages require their own checks. An RC350 intake or pedal-device title needs explicit GS350 support. Compare intake sensor, hose and bracket interfaces or the exact ...

Compare Lexus GS430 intake systems, V8 dampers and brake-service kits using the exact production and installed equipment. The displayed Injen intake applications reference 2001–2003 GS430 vehicles. Intake Installation and Finish Confirm the exact intake number, sensor housing, hose connections and mounting arrangement for the 4.3L application. Shared LS430 or SC430 wording is useful only where the manufacturer also lists the GS430. Compare black and polished versions after confirming identical application and contents. Review emissions restrictions and installation instructions rather than extending one year range to later GS430 generations. Damper, Brakes and Pedal Electronics Match a UZ-family damper to the installed engine, crank interface, pulley alignment and accessory drive. Record any engine or accessory-drive modifications. For brake kits, identify caliper, pad shape, rotor dimensions and axle coverage. For pedal devices, confirm the exact connector and supported vehicle; a ...

Plan Lexus GS450h brake and suspension service around its hybrid application and fitted equipment. Compare the service scope of each component before choosing a complete package. Dampers and Adaptive Equipment Record the drivetrain, adaptive-suspension specification and corner being serviced. Match the exact damper number and confirm its electronic-operation provisions. The displayed GS350 RWD damper references require explicit GS450h support. Review springs, mounts and protection pieces separately from the damper itself. Brake Kits and Pedal Devices Match pads to the caliper and rotors to the required diameter, thickness and mounting. Compare one-axle and broader kit contents, including required supporting hardware. For a pedal-response device, verify hybrid-vehicle coverage and connector. Sensitivity settings change pedal response; they do not establish additional rated hybrid-system output. Choose Your Part Identify hybrid generation and adaptive equipment. Match suspension posi...

Choose Lexus GS460 brake kits and exterior accessories using exact body generation and installed brakes. Match the service application first, then compare rotor design, compound and finish. Pad Compounds and Rotor Configurations The listed EBC families pair different friction compounds with RK, USR, GD or BSD rotor configurations. Compare the exact kit number, axle and intended use rather than treating kit families as interchangeable. Measure rotor diameter and thickness and identify pad shape. Review bedding, rotor-material requirements and street or track suitability for the chosen compound. Supporting Hardware and Window Deflectors Check whether retainers and other installation pieces are included with the pads or require a separate hardware kit. Front and rear quantities should follow the actual service plan. For the displayed tape-on deflectors, compare body generation, door configuration and outside-mount pattern. Review the four-piece package, finish and surface-preparation i...

Use the dedicated Lexus IS F identity when requesting parts. IS250 or IS350 F Sport equipment belongs to a different model application and should not be used as a substitute for IS F identification. Identify the Installed IS F Equipment Provide model year, production, original market and any brake, wheel or suspension changes. Use existing component markings or original-equipment numbers to define the part being replaced. For a brake inquiry, include caliper identification, pad shape, rotor dimensions and axle. For suspension, include the service position and current spring or damper arrangement. Plan a Specific Parts Inquiry Describe the repair or accessory goal and provide the proposed manufacturer number if known. Confirm exact IS F coverage before comparing materials or appearance. This page does not establish availability for an unspecified component. Request support for the exact application rather than assuming every IS-family product fits the dedicated F model. Choose Your P...

Compare Lexus IS200T intake and brake options using the exact 2.0L turbo application. The displayed Injen intake references cover 2016–2017 IS200T vehicles; verify the exact part number and installation requirements. Intake Connections and Finish Compare the sensor housing, hose connections, brackets and supplied hardware before choosing polished or black finish. Confirm application coverage and emissions restrictions for the selected intake. The shared RC200T reference does not extend coverage to every RC or IS engine. Keep the actual IS200T engine and production details with the manufacturer part number. Brakes, Dampers and Pedal Devices For rear brake kits, identify calipers, pad shape, rotor dimensions and complete axle contents. Match suspension dampers by actual production, drivetrain and position, especially where the title references earlier IS250/350 vehicles. For pedal-response devices, verify vehicle electronics and connector. A displayed RC F axle-back exhaust title does...

Choose Lexus IS250 intake, damper and exterior-accessory options using production, drivetrain and body configuration. Compare the exact application before selecting finish or package size. Intake and Pedal Connections The displayed Injen intake references cover 2006–2015 IS250 2.5L V6 applications. Confirm exact manufacturer coverage, sensor provisions, hose routing and mounting hardware. For pedal devices, verify the supported IS250 application and connector. RC350 or Subaru wording in another device title does not establish IS250 compatibility. Dampers and Window Deflectors Match front-left and front-right dampers individually, including drivetrain and suspension requirements. Different displayed year ranges need their own part-number checks. For the 2006–2013 outside-mount tape-on deflector reference, compare actual body and door configuration. Review four-piece contents, finish and surface-preparation instructions. Choose Your Part Record year, body and drivetrain. Match intake...

Choose Lexus IS300 parts using the exact generation and installed engine. Earlier inline-six intake and damper applications must be kept separate from later turbo or V6 configurations. Early Inline-Six Intake and Damper Selection The displayed Injen inline-six intake references identify 2000–2005 applications. Confirm the manufacturer’s market and year coverage, sensor housing, mounting and supplied manifold-cover requirements. For a JZ-family damper, compare the crank interface, accessory drive and required pulley configuration. Standard, underdrive and dry-sump versions should be selected for the actual engine build, not the IS300 badge alone. Later Applications and Modified Cars The displayed IS200T/RC200T intake references require explicit support for the particular later IS300 engine and chassis. Record engine identification and drivetrain rather than assuming all IS300 models share one layout. For pedal devices or engine modifications, provide the exact supported part number a...

Compare Lexus IS350 intake and brake-service options using exact production, drivetrain and fitted equipment. Choose physical application and installation scope before finish or compound. Intake and Exterior Accessory Fit The displayed Injen intake versions reference 2006–2020 IS350 3.5L V6 applications. Confirm exact year coverage, sensor provisions, hoses, brackets and emissions requirements. For the listed 2006–2013 tape-on window deflectors, compare body and door configuration, outside-mount pattern and four-piece contents. The intake year range does not establish deflector body coverage. Brake Kits and Pedal Devices Match rear pads and rotors to calipers, backing-plate shape and rotor dimensions. Review F Sport or other brake-package requirements and distinguish supporting hardware from complete friction kits. For a pedal-response device, verify the IS350 connector and supported application. Similar RC350 or unrelated vehicle titles do not replace an exact manufacturer check. C...

Choose Lincoln MKZ floor and trunk protection using production, drivetrain and factory audio equipment. The displayed FWD and without-factory-subwoofer qualifiers are part of the application. Drivetrain and Cabin Coverage Compare the separately listed 2007–2009, 2010–2012 and later MKZ cabin references. Preserve FWD restrictions where stated rather than extending coverage to AWD. Review front, second-row and combo contents. A rear-row piece does not provide complete cabin protection by itself. Trunk Configuration and Other Accessories The displayed early trunk-liner reference excludes the factory subwoofer configuration. Match cargo-floor shape and installed audio equipment before selecting it. For window deflectors or engine dampers, require exact MKZ body or engine coverage. Fusion or broad EcoBoost titles do not establish every MKZ hybrid or engine installation. Choose Your Part Record year, drivetrain and factory audio. Compare cabin row contents and FWD qualifiers. Match trunk...

Identify the exact Lincoln Zephyr generation before choosing liners, deflectors or brake-service parts. Modern sedan references should not be extended to other vehicles using the Zephyr name. Cabin and Trunk Configuration Match actual footwell shape, drivetrain and retention. A later MKZ FWD liner title requires explicit coverage for the particular Zephyr body and production. For trunk protection, compare factory audio equipment, floor shape and exact package coverage. Preserve any without-factory-subwoofer restriction in the manufacturer application. Body, Brake and Suspension Interfaces Compare in-channel and outside-mount deflectors by actual door and window configuration. Fusion naming alone does not establish every Zephyr body application. For brake or suspension service, identify calipers, rotor geometry, axle and mount position as applicable. Shared Mazda or MKZ titles require exact supported coverage for the installed assembly. Choose Your Part Record exact Zephyr body and ...

Choose Mazda6 intake and body-protection options by generation, engine and transmission. Naturally aspirated, turbocharged and V6 applications require separate part-number coverage. Engine-Specific Intake Selection The displayed references distinguish 2.3L, 2.5L, 3.7L V6 and manual Mazdaspeed6 configurations. Match actual engine, sensor housing, hoses and brackets with the exact intake number. Review year coverage, emissions requirements and installation instructions. A later turbo 2.5L system should not be chosen from displacement alone. Cabin, Trunk and Hood Protection Match hood protectors to actual fascia/hood mounting and body generation. Compare cabin floor sets with separate trunk liners and their own production coverage. For an MZR damper or pedal device, verify actual engine-drive or electronic interfaces separately. Unrelated vehicle titles do not establish Mazda6 compatibility. Choose Your Part Record generation, engine and transmission. Match exact intake sensors and mo...

Choose Mercury Milan floor liners, window accessories and brake parts by exact year, drivetrain and installed equipment. Cabin and cargo applications should be checked separately. Cabin and Cargo Protection The displayed liner references distinguish 2006–2009 and 2010–2012 FWD applications. Require explicit Milan coverage and match actual footwell shape, retention and drivetrain configuration. A cargo-liner reference excludes the factory subwoofer. Confirm trunk equipment and liner shape before ordering; a cabin combination set does not automatically include cargo protection. Window Deflectors and Brake Service Compare in-channel and outside-mount deflectors for the exact door/window configuration. Follow the selected mounting instructions and check glass clearance. For an EBC brake kit, identify axle, caliper, rotor dimensions and supplied pad/rotor combination. A Miata rotor reference does not establish Milan compatibility. Choose Your Part Record year, drivetrain and trunk equip...

Compare Mitsubishi Eclipse intakes, gauge mounts and engine accessories by exact generation, engine and transmission. Turbocharged 2.0L, other four-cylinder and V6 applications require separate systems. Intake System by Engine and Transmission Match the exact Injen number to engine, production and transmission. The displayed 2.4L manual-transmission system is a different application from 2.0L turbo, 3.0L V6 or 3.8L V6 references. Confirm sensor connections, hoses, brackets and installation layout. Compare short-ram and cold-air versions by complete supported application rather than finish color. Gauge Pods and Engine Covers For the 1995–1999 triple pillar pod reference, confirm body application and the stated convertible exclusion. Match gauge diameter, depth and wiring/hose routing separately. A turbo spark-plug-wire cover requires the exact engine and attachment layout. Floor mats need their own supported footwell shape, retention and pedal clearance. Choose Your Part Identify ex...

Find Mitsubishi Galant induction, engine-drive and brake-service components by exact generation and installed engine. V6 intake and 4G63/4G63T damper references describe separate powertrain applications. Intake and Crank-Damper Interfaces For the displayed 3.0L V6 Injen short-ram reference, confirm exact production, sensor connections, hoses and mounting. Finish color does not determine compatibility. For a DSM 4G63/4G63T damper, identify actual engine/crank and accessory-drive arrangement. Match attachment, belt layout, alignment and required fasteners with the exact manufacturer application. Parking Brakes and Suspension Service Compare parking-brake shoe/drum dimensions, hardware and axle configuration. Sebring drum or Eclipse shoe references need exact Galant support. Match strut mounts/boots to service position and actual suspension. Any EFI performance system requires a separate check of engine, induction, fuel and controls. Choose Your Part Identify Galant generation and act...

Explore Plymouth Breeze service and upgrade parts with the actual brake and strut equipment in mind. Separate routine chassis repairs from an EFI performance-system installation. Strut Protection and Brake Friction For boots and bump stops, confirm the correct strut position, attachment and full vehicle application. Multi-vehicle titles need a complete part-number check. Select rear pads by the installed caliper and rotor arrangement. A Chrysler 300M reference does not establish Breeze fit; compare the manufacturer’s application and pad geometry. EFI Packages and Cabin Fit Before choosing an EFI nitrous package, confirm engine and fuel-system support, required controls and installation instructions. Compare bottle material/capacity and the actual contents of with-bottle and without-bottle options. For floor mats, check coverage, retention and pedal clearance in the Breeze cabin. A title naming another vehicle does not establish a fitted mat application. Choose Your Part Identify en...

Shop SPC Performance alignment parts and professional service tools by exact manufacturer part number, including adjustable control arms, ball joints, camber and caster kits, toe components, bushings, shims, alignment hardware, and specialty tools.Choose Your Part Match the complete SPC manufacturer part number Confirm the full year, make, model, mounting position, suspension configuration, and application notes Compare correction range, component dimensions, material, interface, and included hardware Plan for professional installation and a complete post-installation alignment Vehicle FitmentUse vehicle filters to narrow the selection, then verify every engine, drivetrain, chassis, mounting and factory-equipment requirement in the product details. Components selected by dimensions or system interface require a complete specification check rather than a vehicle-name match.Related SPC Performance Products All SPC Performance products SPC EZ Cam XR 12mm bolts SPC front adjustable uppe...