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Hotrodham 01-24-2013 12:55 AM

basic questions
 
ok so ive been looking for a while now and was wondering what sites you fellas go to for your alero parts? so far i came to the conclusion ebay will be one of my best friends during all the modding.

I'll keep updating this thread with questions so I don't clutter up the threads and people can come here for any answers :P

first mods im looking to do.
1. suspension. and looking to lower it a littlebit
2. brakes
3. decent rims nothing that'll break my balls (was looking at these http://www.carid.com/touren-wheels/t...e-1399594.html )

and my engines getting a little dirty, anything good for cleaning it?

Redog 01-24-2013 01:35 AM

Rockauto.com, we have a banner on the front page of this site, click on it and buy stuff, it helps out Aleromod.com.

eBay is good, if you know the ACDelco part number, then look for it on there.

Gotta be careful with eBay, real easy to turn your car in pure rice buying stuff there :usa:

03Sleepr 01-24-2013 01:37 AM

wot-tech.com

milzymotorsports.com

1. KYB AGX and H&R springs are supposed to be a good setup
2. MMS has brake kits
3. Those wheels look damn good IMO.

xXManwhoreXx 01-24-2013 01:42 AM

Milzy
wot tech
Zzperformance
Tce
Andysautosport (no body kits!)
Rockauto




Those wheels are gross

xXManwhoreXx 01-24-2013 01:42 AM

Actually im jk... mpracing all day bro

Hotrodham 01-24-2013 01:42 AM

thanks :D wasnt expecting people too be on at this time :P and when it comes to my car... it better look nice haha. wouldnt pick out a crappy pair of rims

xXManwhoreXx 01-24-2013 01:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hotrodham (Post 631566)
wouldnt pick out a crappy pair of rims




TOO LATE

Hotrodham 01-24-2013 01:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xXManwhoreXx (Post 631567)
TOO LATE


been here not to long. noticed you are the forum prick. don't got something good to say step the hell off and move onto the next thread.

xXManwhoreXx 01-24-2013 01:52 AM

Im actually trying to be nice.

Hotrodham 01-24-2013 02:13 AM

for brakes - POWER STOP Part # K1552 - on rockauto, comes with rotors and pads for front and rear
is that all i need? or should i replace anything else while i'm at it

sleepyalero 01-24-2013 06:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hotrodham (Post 631568)
been here not to long. noticed you are the forum prick. don't got something good to say step the hell off and move onto the next thread.


He's just a clown. :) he's a good fella.

Those rims are blehh. Get sporty rims not "hood rich" wheels, plus with that lip your asking to dent them on a pothole.

Suspension will cost you 700+$ I have KYB gr2 with Canuck springs and moog mounts, it was a little over 700$ for everything.

Hotrodham 02-02-2013 09:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sleepyalero (Post 631576)
He's just a clown. :) he's a good fella.

Those rims are blehh. Get sporty rims not "hood rich" wheels, plus with that lip your asking to dent them on a pothole.

Suspension will cost you 700+$ I have KYB gr2 with Canuck springs and moog mounts, it was a little over 700$ for everything.


alright now that u bring up the "pothole" thing i definitely have to agree with you. where I live 90% of the roads have HUGE potholes. but i do like chrome so ill just have to find a new pair.

so anyways... I finally got my ride back. mechanic said he had a problem getting an O ring for my power-steering pump to seal good, and said to bring it back if the power steering goes out again.. ok well it went out and I'm tired of having his half-ass jobs that take 4 times longer then they should.

This going to be tricky to fix? or could I do this out of my garage? I have all the basic tools (screwdrivers, socket set, u know.. the basics) I can also get a hold of jack stands n such if i need.

EDIT: I have to deal with this power steering problem every winter. during the summer it's fine. Maybe you guys know of something else that might be out. let me know

zzyzzx 02-02-2013 12:17 PM

Amazon is also a good place for parts.

Hotrodham 02-02-2013 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zzyzzx (Post 632324)
Amazon is also a good place for parts.


alright i'll keep that in mind. personally i don't really like amazon and ebay all that much, I'm really liking rockauto though ill definitely be ordering from them in the future.


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