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Hmmm I don't have one there. I wonder if there is a mistake in the drawings online and Honda changed something.

MT and AT are the same.

That's weird. If I look up a 2014 sedan this is what I see for a converter. It should have an O2 sensor there....

What year is your car? That's different than mine. You might want to reach out to RV6

Can you send a picture? I had one right in the middle of the converter

Nope DP. If you look at what you have now it's in the same spot.

The hole on the side of the pipe is the lower o2 sensor. After the cat. For the top sensor you need an o2 sensor removal tool. I rented one from autozone. I tried to buy one and stripped it. If you have an autozone close go rent one.

Parts are coming today!!! I feel like a little kid on Christmas.

Was it long or short? The fronts are long, about 13" or so. Backs are short, about 4". Did you upgrade the sway bars? It could be as simple as he tightened them and they snapped. Those parts do rust quick.

He probably says not to be concerned because he didn't tighten the end links back up. It may not be broken at all. I would inspect the end links and the bar for damage and wear.

I was on the fence between the 2. They are so similar that it's kind of a stupid reason.... I went with the NZXT due to the case. I figured since I was using a NZXT case and all.

You are correct. It mounts to the top. I checked the guide again, not sure what I was looking at before.

The water cooler is just for the cpu. My understanding is it mounts to the front of the case.

Thanks for this link. Very informative and a great resource. Ive got something together now and Im getting close to pulling the trigger. What do you guys think of this? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/nHDFwP I'm still debating between the i7-6700k and the i7-5820k. This is a workstation build...

That's what I'm doing now. My heads starting to swim a bit with all the research. I would like to stay around 1,000 max $1,500. I want something serious enough to handle multiple 3D drawings and renderings but I haven't been a real gamer in years.

I'm thinking of building my own pc. My wife's probably going to start working from home so she can stay home with our daughter. We're architects + designers so we do a lot of graphics and high end processing. I'm thinking it's going to be an almost gaming rig. I've never built my own pc...

Strain is relative, that's why you use a torque wrench. When the car is up in the air you should hand tighten. You shouldn't have to strain to do this. Example would be an un braced rear wheel. If the parking brake is not on and the wheel is up in the air it will spin. Hand tight would be as...

The logic is sound but I find most shops over tighten lug nuts. Both times that I've snapped lug studs have been after a shop over tightened and cross threaded. I tighten by hand with the wrench or a 19mm socket on an extension. This means tight that the wheel isn't moving around but you...

I wold stop doing this immediately. That is way too much force on a lug stud and you will snap them. Lug nuts should go to 80lbs. Unless you have experience tightening to a spec you might not know how hard to tighten them. I've done it enough now that I'm within a few pounds before measuring...

Yup. Listened to them both. Your exhaust was louder than mine to start. Sounds a lot better with the DP