Hello all

[92LX5spd]

Hello all. This is my beloved CB7. My first was a 91 LX 5spd I got in 09, put 200k on it and sold it to a buddy at 400k, he put another 200k and gave up on it at 600k. Fell in love with their reliability ever since (also cheap parts).

Currently I have my 92LX 5spd and a 91LX Wagon auto. The CB7 is my daily driver and I really just love the car. I'd like to do a full resto on it, not really worried about keeping it stock or making it fast, I just want to make this thing run forever. I've collected a lot of parts over the years and although I'm not a professional mechanic I've been working on my own cars since I could drive. Parts are becoming harder to come by and there's a lot of creative solutions I've seen the community come up with over the years. Glad to see that there's still so many CB7 enthusiasts that are active.

[daovangphotos]

The community is active, but mainly on social media.

Wish they turned to the forums because all their answers they seek, more than likely has been covered on the forums over 10x already.

There are a few that still frequently daily visits the forums.


As for longevity, just ensure the engine is healthy and do proper maintenance at their correct intervals.
Check suspension and replace all or most of your rubber components to new ones to ensure safety and smoothness.

[director.cb7]

Glad it caught on, now I just need to take care of and maintain the car for longer years. Parts always have and we always find it! The hardest thing is the center caps lol forum is really warm, but facebook groups are very busy

[Raf99]

There's center caps on ebay.

[deevergote]

The aftermarket isn’t what it once was, but the parts are out there. Just go for quality when you can. There’s a lot of cheap crap that doesn’t last out there.

The biggest killer of these cars is rust. Some areas are relatively rust-free, but others (like the northeast, where I’m from) see CBs rotting away. My 92LX had significant rear quarter rot back in 2001 when I first got it! Had it repaired twice, and it was coming back again by the time the car got smashed by a speeding junkie.

[6chambers]

The community is active, but mainly on social media.

Wish they turned to the forums because all their answers they seek, more than likely has been covered on the forums over 10x already.

There are a few that still frequently daily visits the forums.


As for longevity, just ensure the engine is healthy and do proper maintenance at their correct intervals.
Check suspension and replace all or most of your rubber components to new ones to ensure safety and smoothness.

where on social media is the forum active? i looked at the official account for the website and its been over a year since they posted. Are you talking about other peoples accounts?

[SSMAccord]

The most active is likely to be the Facebook group or the Discord server.

[UnicornHondaSE]

Another newbie to the forum. Hi