OEM counterpart? (Iwas rebadge at repack sa casa)

[JapanABC]

Japan abc,

May binigay sa akin list ng parts for suspension.

Ball joints
Stabilizer link
axle bearing
suspension bushing front and back
trailing arms bushing
lateral arm bushing

Ano advice mo na brand dito na low price pero quality? Sabi sa akin bilhin ko daw rbi or 5286 brand. Ok ba ito?

Meron pa ako isa pa problem sa civic ek may bulutong roof. Ang advice sa akin roofcut or palit roof panel( galvanized sheet / yero in tagalog) Ano mas ok dito na hindi na babalik kalawang problem?

RBI is a Thailand aftermarket brand that is all I know for now

[chookchakchenes]

For suspension parts like ball joint, tie rod end and stabilizer link I advise you to buy 555, GMB(Made in Thailand with strict quality control) and Qsten(Mainly OEM of Nissan and etc...)

Bearings you can trust Koyo, NSK, NTN, NACHI and MBS, all of them are oem for certain brands

Pero I know Japanese brands for bushings are hard to find in Philippines due to high demand of cheap products

For Bushings if you like the best quality for Japanese brands this are the following:
Maruichi Rubber, 5'825 OHNO, and TE(Terada) bushings

I never heard of 5826 brand maybe its an imitation of 5'825 OHNO brand

Saan yung trusted shop mabibili yung mga brands na binanggit mo?

Legit ba mga benta ng LVC and HBK?

[JapanABC]

Saan yung trusted shop mabibili yung mga brands na binanggit mo?

Legit ba mga benta ng LVC and HBK?

Uhm pm me nalang

[JapanABC]

Saan yung trusted shop mabibili yung mga brands na binanggit mo?

Legit ba mga benta ng LVC and HBK?

If your gonna ask me if, I won't buy from those you mentioned.

[MrQ5]

Any trusted shop you know here in Nueva Ecija?

Im looking for kyb shock or any oem replacement for innova. Tnx.

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[Leo_Arz]

Saan ba mura na parts ng Nissan esp clutch etc and flywheel


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[JapanABC]

I've been away for too long, but anyways here is the test result from year 2005 OIL FILTERS from Miata Club Philippines. Hope this helps guys

READ MORE HERE ->Oil Filter Study



This study is probably long overdue, during my term as president of the Miata Club in 2002/2003, the displays of cutaway filters demonstrating the differences between fake and OEM parts at the parts counters of various auto dealers sparked my curiosity, and I toyed with the idea of engaging in a study of various Miata/B6 oil filters as a club project. However, at the time I had yet to encounter any “fake” oil filters, at least not any that I knew to be patently bogus. But just a few weeks ago (June 2005), two years after my initial interest on the project, I had gone to buy some parts for my car among the auto supply stores on Banawe St., in Quezon City, I took the opportunity to buy an oil filter, and to my surprise it was priced at only P90. This surely must be a fake filter, so I thought. But notwithstanding my initial assessment that this filter was a fake, I still bought it because it rekindled my curiosity as it could serve as a springboard to a complete study. It got me wondering what the difference is between this inexpensive filter and the P300 to P400 varieties that can be bought from Allan Lavarro and Ramon Villacorta. It was also at this time that Chito Frondoso as current president (’04-’05) also expressed his desire to embark on an inquiry as to the quality of these various filters. Moreover, other members were also recommending another inexpensive filter, the made in Japan Vic filter which is priced at P150. How do these inexpensive filters compare against the OEM filter? Are their qualitative differences so great that we should give preference to the OEM filter? Or are their differences so slight and miniscule that we can enjoy the discount yet still enjoy undiminished performance? Thus with the foregoing impetus, I felt that the time was indeed ripe to perform this study.

[JapanABC]

Saan ba mura na parts ng Nissan esp clutch etc and flywheel


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San lugar ka ba malapit. If sa Banawe you can try out YEN Commercial. They are specialist for Nissan.

[JapanABC]

Any trusted shop you know here in Nueva Ecija?

Im looking for kyb shock or any oem replacement for innova. Tnx.

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TOKICO(Owned by Hitachi) & Kayaba, two Japanese brands.

[JapanABC]

Any trusted shop you know here in Nueva Ecija?

Im looking for kyb shock or any oem replacement for innova. Tnx.

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TOKICO(Owned by Hitachi) & Kayaba, two Japanese brands.