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** New CB7 Owner!! **

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    ** New CB7 Owner!! **

    Hi everyone! I was referred by a member on Honda-Tech to check this place out. Some of you may know me on H-T as Skunk2nR or M3tor2nR.

    My mom owned a 1993 Honda Accord EX Auto when I first started driving. I always drove her car around. It was great. Then unfortunately, I got into an accident and totalled it a couple years later.

    After the accident, I purchased a brand new 2000 Integra GS-R and started modifying it. I got a bit crazy and went all out with it. At the end, it had a fully built Motor with a custom Turbo setup pushing over 500wHP. It was a monster.

    2000 Integra GS-R Turbo


    I unfortunately had to sell the Integra because I was spending WAY too much money on it and too many tickets to boot. I was ALWAYS paranoid it might get stolen everytime I drove it and parked out. The car only had 13,000 miles on it when I sold it. Pieced out all the parts and came up $30k which I put a down payment on a brand new 2005 BMW E46 M3. The car was $63k out the door but it was my dream car ever since its first debute so it was a great opportunity to purchase it.

    2005 BMW E46 ///M3


    Anyways, about a week or two ago I purchased a 1990 Honda Accord EX 5-speed manual for my commute/work car and LOVE it! It's so great driving a Honda again. Sure the M3 is ridiculously faster and nicer but I just feel like I'm at home driving a Honda again. It's the first car I fell in love with.

    1990 Honda Accord EX

















    I got this bad boy for $1900 with only 139k miles on it! I already put a Short Ram Intake and made a custom Cold Air box for it 2 days ago. I replaced the speakers and got a JVC MP3 deck as well. It runs strong. Motor is smooth and tranny's strong. The F22A is surprising better than I thought. The only problem I have are the CV boots/joints. It makes a *gluck gluck gluck* noise everytime I turn. I have to fix that and change the Brake Rotors/Pads/Master Cylinder and everything should be perfect.


    I'll be browsing these forums more often and I just wanted to introduce myself.
    Last edited by M3tor2nR; 08-19-2006, 10:29 PM.
    2005 Alpine White E46 BMW M3 - 1990 Honda Accord EX

    #2
    nice cars you have/had there.. welcome and enjoy your stay..

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      #3
      welcome to the fam.

      MRThttp://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=84102 93se h22/t2t4

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        #4
        I envy you so fucking much, the things I would do for both those beasts and a manual Cb. Welcome bro
        1993 Accord LX - Sold
        93 BMW 525it - SOLD
        92 Accord EX Sedan - SOLD
        2000 Accord Coupe - Traded-In
        2003 Accord V6 6spd Coupe - Sold
        2001 Honda Civic Ex - SOLD
        2013 Chevy Traverse LTZ - Kid hauler
        2003 Acura Tl 3.2 - Daily Commuter

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          #5
          NICE stuff man very nice you got any plans for the cb? (or the m3 haha like it needs anything to be better )
          traded the honda for a v-dub :-)
          broke the vw, bought a mercedes

          \/Maybe comming soon\/

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            #6
            I wanna get the usual bolt-ons and cams for the CB7. Or I might just ditch that route and go Turbo again.

            As for the ///M3, I wanna supercharge it with the A/A Stage 2 Kit.
            2005 Alpine White E46 BMW M3 - 1990 Honda Accord EX

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              #7
              Originally posted by M3tor2nR
              I wanna get the usual bolt-ons and cams for the CB7. Or I might just ditch that route and go Turbo again.

              As for the ///M3, I wanna supercharge it with the A/A Stage 2 Kit.
              hey if you got the $$ i'd say turbo the cb or get yourself a h22 swap and turbo that as for the bimmer hell yeah dude just go all out and make it nastier than ever

              german engineering and japanese engineering gettin along, being a VW guy my self; thats what i like to see!!!
              traded the honda for a v-dub :-)
              broke the vw, bought a mercedes

              \/Maybe comming soon\/

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                #8
                Turbo is really the way to go with the cb7. I've had mine turboed for like a year now and it's a lot of fun. That's a really nice M3 there too. I like those cars a lot.

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                  #9
                  welcome back...

                  welcome back to the land of simple electronics. CB7 misses yah! Anyways sweet ridie and can not wait to see your future mods. Hope you enjoy this site. I like it way better than h-t being its geared for 4th gen. Enjoy the Bavarian shes a beaut!!!
                  MadLab Racing
                  Southern Maryland


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                    #10
                    damn looks like u got a clean body cb. no probs what so ever. nise. BIENVIENIDOS A FAMILIA CB7!! WELCOME TO THE CB7 FAMILY!!!!
                    CHECK MY CARDOMAIN HERE!!! FROM WHEN I 1ST GOT HER TO NOW!!!
                    MY CARDOMAIN!!!!!

                    MYSPACE!!


                    1991 Honda Accord Ex
                    Engine:

                    F22a, bullfrog ecu, short ram intake, revolution exhaust

                    Exterior:
                    17'' Eagle Alloys
                    6'' Grand Touring Wing
                    Custom Paint (my own mix at paint shop and gray part on hood is now black)

                    Interior:
                    Pretty much all stock.

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                      #11
                      excellent choice for a daily diver. the cb7 has character that few cars can rival. later.
                      Avoiding dirt at all costs

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by TypeG
                        excellent choice for a daily diver. the cb7 has character that few cars can rival. later.
                        No doubt about that.
                        2005 Alpine White E46 BMW M3 - 1990 Honda Accord EX

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                          #13
                          Good deal on that clean EX! That's a really nice color... not overly common, which is cool. I'm loving the M3 as well... I've been getting the gnawing urge to buy a BMW these days...

                          It's cool to see that even after a turbo GSR and an M3, a CB7 still interests you!

                          Definitley change out those CV joints... when they click, they're done. Otherwise, that's one hell of a car! I've never owned a GSR or an M3, but I know for a fact that you can beat the piss out of a CB7 and it'll still treat you well. There is a TON of potential in these little family cars! Welcome aboard!






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                            #14
                            Nice cars. The Integra you had must've been quite a beast of a car lol.

                            Good to see that the cb7 is being loved and taken care of, even though you have/had these newer cars.

                            Members Ride Thread

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                              #15
                              welcome to the club
                              Originally posted by deevergote
                              I'd eat a baby for free. I'm hungry, dammit!

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