If this part breaks, it can result in very expensive engine damage. Unlike a belt that requires routine maintenance and replacement, a chain is designed to last the life of the vehicle. Timing Belt 88 Honda Prelude p/n - 14400-PK2-004 Distributor cap 88 Acura Integra p/n - 30102-PM7-305 Rotor 88 Acura Integra p. Engine: 4P 1400cc injectors, XDi HPFP, AEM 340lph in-tank FP, Saenz Rods, JE Pistons, Ferrea Valves, Springs and Retainers, 4P Head Studs, PRL P600 Turbo, Standard Bolt-Ons: Eventuri cold air intake, Eventuri Turbo tube with V2 MAF, Hondata MAF500, USR catless downpipe, PRL front pipe, AFe intercooler hot and cold pipes, PRL intercooler, Mishimoto catch can, Setrab side oil cooler(from United Speed Racing), CF SiriMoto strut bar, Hasport Rear Engine mount (U70A), USR Turbo Blanket, USR downpipe Blanket, Reflective tape Wrapped coolant and oil lines near turbo, High flow grill, Just Race oil/intake temp gauge, Switchback Side markers, Turn signal/Brake LED's, Enkei RSM9 19x9.5 +45, Hondata FlashPro, Suntek Ultra PPF, 3M Crystalline tint (20% windows, 70% Windshield) Wear items: Girodisc slotted front rotors, Carbotech AX10/AX8 f/r brake pads(race), Hawk HP street 5.0 pads(street), Michelin PSS 4s 275/30-19, SPEC Stage 2+ Clutch Kit The 2014 Honda Civic is equipped with a timing chain. The timing chain is literally right next to it but inside the engine (inside the timing cover to be more specific) whereas the belt is outside the engine, both being driven by the crankshaft on the passenger side.

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