In 2018, three of us—mechanics by trade, Acura owners by obsession—kept running into the same problem: tracking down the right parts for our cars was a mess. OEM listings were buried in dealer portals, aftermarket sites sold “fits all” parts that didn’t, and forums were full of guesswork. We’d spend hours cross-referencing part numbers, only to end up with a $200 sensor that didn’t plug into a 2004 TL Type-S. So we built this. No bloated frameworks, no upsell pop-ups—just raw HTML, a database we coded ourselves, and a fitment table for every Acura model year from 1990 to now. If it’s listed here, we’ve either installed it ourselves or verified it against factory service manuals.
We’re still the same three guys, still turning wrenches on weekends, and still adding parts one by one. The site runs on a server in a garage in Portland (yes, the one with the oil stains on the floor), and every line of code is ours—no templates, no shortcuts. We don’t do “good enough.” If a part’s backordered, we’ll tell you. If an aftermarket supplier’s quality drops, we’ll pull their listings. And if you email us with a weird fitment question (like why a 1999 CL’s headlight bracket doesn’t match the diagram), we’ll dig into our own parts bins to figure it out. This isn’t a storefront—it’s the resource we wished we had when we started.