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    the new guy from wisconsin

    hey every one im new to the forum thing found this website while doing a Google search on powerband of f22 and saw that the people on here knew what they were talking about well for the most part haha. i currently work at a gm dealership but have been working on my friends hondas since most of them got their rides just odds and ends things no performances mods. i also love big block there is something about putting a huge motor in something and standing on the gas and having the front end come up off the road. but the real reson i going this site is i am a youth paster and i took some of the kids to a local drag strip and everyone wanted to get a car and run the strip lol. so i thought why not by a car that is reasonable and i know a little bite about plus i know and seen the potential of this cars and love. so i bought a cb7 and im buying the mods my self and they r helping me build her up. once we get her runing right i am going to let them RUN the car also.
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    I commend you on leading wayward kids into doing something (anything, really) besides illegal stuff like drugs, gangs, etc. and getting them to enjoy a hobby that keeps them occupied & out of trouble. I have a friend that does the same but with airbrush art.

    CB7s are a great car to hobby and build up into a powerful yet stylish ride, but if you are trying to "excorcise the demons within", try a lighter weight Honda like a Civic hatch or CRX and swap an H22 into it. Granted, it won't raise the front end when you floor the gas (its a front wheel drive, duh) but definitely a choice for drag strip action and adrenali e rushes.

    "There are only two types of people in this world... Those who run & win, and those who sit at the sidelines & watch the winners pass them by."

    My YouTube Channel! - There's more videos here!
    Check 'em out, hit LIKE, or even better, stay updated with more vids when you SUBSCRIBE, including vids of my JDM H23A swap!

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      Welcome.

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        #4
        Welcome fellow Wi type person.


        Member's Ride Thread

        Originally posted by mercyboy
        I'd rather lose by a mile because I built my own car then win by an inch because someone else built it for me..your car is your story, so don't let someone else write the book!

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          Welcome to the site and I look forward to watching you apply your GM knowledge to the community. Godspeed you and your charges on your project.
          '94 JDM H22A: 178whp 146wtq

          Originally posted by deevergote
          If you say double dutch rudder, i'm banning you...

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            thank everyone yea i was looking for a crx but then i found this car and i got detail records of the life of the car and i only paid 300 for it haha and yea not to sure how GM knowledge will help but im more than willing to try anything

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              Originally posted by Accord1320 View Post
              I commend you on leading wayward kids into doing something (anything, really) besides illegal stuff like drugs, gangs, etc. and getting them to enjoy a hobby that keeps them occupied & out of trouble. I have a friend that does the same but with airbrush art.

              CB7s are a great car to hobby and build up into a powerful yet stylish ride, but if you are trying to "excorcise the demons within", try a lighter weight Honda like a Civic hatch or CRX and swap an H22 into it. Granted, it won't raise the front end when you floor the gas (its a front wheel drive, duh) but definitely a choice for drag strip action and adrenali e rushes.
              Note: It seems I got a controversial sidebar for this comment and don't get me wrong, I LOVE my CB7 and will always stay loyal to it, but my CB7 isnt the only ride I've had in my life. Just sharing my previous experiences in my previous life as a dragger...

              "There are only two types of people in this world... Those who run & win, and those who sit at the sidelines & watch the winners pass them by."

              My YouTube Channel! - There's more videos here!
              Check 'em out, hit LIKE, or even better, stay updated with more vids when you SUBSCRIBE, including vids of my JDM H23A swap!

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                no thank you for the advice like said originally looking but got this way cheaper and love the lines and on the plus side not many people use cb7s so it will be a good change lol. and i came to this site for advice and im getting lots and i appreciate everything.

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