Okay so I've got a brand new OEM rotor ordered from Victoria, and I'm looking at ordering a Bosch GD921 Distributor Cap as I can pick one up for $52 from AllPartsAutomotive.com.au, compared to the ridiculous price from Amayama (price went up to $88).
Now I'm looking at picking up a new o2 sensor, and ditching the spark leads. I'm pretty sure my leads are fine. The guy that sold me the rotor can do me a used o2 sensor (in good/working cond.) for about $100, and I've found a few sites that can supply a brand new one for $150+. Am I going to have to suck it up and pay the $150 or am I getting jibbed?
Edit:
So I looked into Autobarns catalogue and found 3 Fuelmiser brand o2 sensors that are supposed to fit. Unfortunately they don't come with a plug, so you have to wire them up to the factory plug (that shouldn't be too out of my league?). I think it's worth doing, as I'll be saving nearly $100 ordering it from them. Can anyone speak for the brand, is it cheap for a reason?
2nd Edit:
Okay so a Denso O2 4 Wire O2 sensor has been ordered from FREEDOM *eagle screech*-land (USA), to which I'll have to crimp the OEM connecting plug onto. Decided to go Denso as Fuelmiser didn't seem like a quality brand, plus it turned out to be cheaper despite awful conversion rates + ridiculous shipping than ordering a sensor locally.
Along with that, I've also ordered a Bosch Distributor Cap GD921. That'll be a straight fit.
So keep your eyes peeled, cause in 2-3 weeks, I'll be making another thread about how my cheap eBay parts don't fit/car runs worse than before. Then, and only then, can you begin the "Amayama.com d*ckhead"/"I told you so" posts
post edited by Hoonsy - 2015/09/22 21:53:40