i am thinking of trading my cb for another car ( a da) but i dont know if i want to get rid of it. it has no problems and all it needs is rust repair. please help me cause i have a week to decide. i want it but i dunno. only reasons i dont like it is cause its heavy and slow so if i keep it its gonna get swapped.
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sorry man i just dont know what to do. i want a da but i also love my accord. all i need is some rust repair. and i hate to back up on my word. this really sucks for me. just there is alot invested in this car. this is the first car that i got this far on in this little amount of time (8 months). if i had hair i would pull itit's been a while but i'm back!!
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You know you're going to get a biased opinion here, Dave!
I say keep it. Of course, I've never evem been in a DA, and I know you have a history with those cars. The CB may be a bit heavy, but it's more refined... and still has plenty of potential. Swap in an H22, or boost anything else, and you wouldn't be disappointed with it. Aside from the crazy expensive B18C5, there's really nothing that can go into a DA to give it 200hp while retaining proper handling. The CB accepts the H22 with no compromise. Suspension options are quite good as well... probably on par with the DA now.
When I was searching for a car that fit my needs, it was VERY hard not to just get another CB7. I got my Volvo instead, and honestly... it's a nice car... but it's inferior to the CB7 in pretty much every way.
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I agree w/Dee...
Many potentials for the cb. Me, I have my 93 and 2 pistons went out on me. Hence, replaced motor with a lil goodie inside
Anyhow, potentials are there for the cb...
Either way Dave, I'll understand whether to keep the cb or get the da...The da is not going anywhere. At least for now...RETIRED...
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My CB has given me hell in the 4th quarter of '06, but I say you keep it. Seriously, once you dump money into a car, there's no financial point in trying to get rid of it...you might as well ride it till the wheels fall off. Keep doing little stuff to hold your interest...I'd suggest an H23 mani for starters...
Originally posted by lordojaim with you on that one bro! aint nothing beat free food and drinks any day of the week, even if its at a funeral
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thanks deev. my suspension is all done up already from rear disc swap down to tein ha damper. now i got to go buy some new strut bars cause i sold the ones that were on my car. i have hids for it and a whole box full of goodies to install. i just hate rust but my friend said he will replace the quarter panels for 700 both sides. i just dont like the fact that its soo damn heavy. mine weighed in at a heaping 3400 lbs.it's been a while but i'm back!!
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Originally posted by 90cb7beastthanks deev. my suspension is all done up already from rear disc swap down to tein ha damper. now i got to go buy some new strut bars cause i sold the ones that were on my car. i have hids for it and a whole box full of goodies to install. i just hate rust but my friend said he will replace the quarter panels for 700 both sides. i just dont like the fact that its soo damn heavy. mine weighed in at a heaping 3400 lbs.
Originally posted by lordojaim with you on that one bro! aint nothing beat free food and drinks any day of the week, even if its at a funeral
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2800 with nobody in it is about right. You can pull some stuff (AC, PS, interior) and drop 300lbs easily enough. 2500lbs puts it in full-interior Civic range, I believe.
My wife had a Civic, and I hated it. It was lightweight, handled pretty well, and was comfy enough... but it just felt like such a shitbox. Just... cheap. My CB7, even with it's obnoxious exhaust, fairly harsh suspension, no AC or PS, notchy shifter, and annoying driver's side window is MUCH better
If I ever got a small, lightweight, sporty car, it would probably be an FC or a Miata.
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