Mark G.

Good afternoon.

The local Napa store quotes me $44 for a brake drum for my 1991 Accord.
The local Honda dealer quotes $114.

Any words of wisdom on whatever Napa is selling here?

(My favorite online Honda parts dealer quotes $65, but then there's the
shipping and the wait time.)

Thanks
-Mark

L Alpert

"Mark G." <anon40629@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Good afternoon.
>
> The local Napa store quotes me $44 for a brake drum for my 1991
> Accord.
> The local Honda dealer quotes $114.
>
> Any words of wisdom on whatever Napa is selling here?
>
> (My favorite online Honda parts dealer quotes $65, but then there's
> the
> shipping and the wait time.)
>
> Thanks
> -Mark
>
>

No need to go OEM. They should work just fine......

Elle

If you really want OEM, then see if your local Honda dealer
has an online site. This is becoming a very common practice
among dealers.

At least one of my local Honda dealers gives me the online
prices (knock on wood). I do not pay shipping/handling. I do
pay local sales tax. They usually have the parts for my 91
Civic in stock and so available immediately.

OTOH, I bought a rebuilt master cylinder this past weekend
from Napa. It looks identical to the old one. It's working
great, and it has a limited lifetime warranty. (Thanks to
Tegger for his site with tips on replacing the m/c.)

"Mark G." <anon40629@hotmail.com> wrote

> Good afternoon.
>
> The local Napa store quotes me $44 for a brake drum for my
> 1991 Accord.
> The local Honda dealer quotes $114.
>
> Any words of wisdom on whatever Napa is selling here?
>
> (My favorite online Honda parts dealer quotes $65, but
> then there's the
> shipping and the wait time.)