lift Kit

[sunburn]

1" lift on 18s with a 225/40/18

-mak

Thanks for the visual prospective

Is it me or with the lift does it make the 18's look small with you lift the car

[mak]

NOW THATS GANGSTA!!!!!

No, THIS is gangsta

CB7 lifted 7.5" on 13s with 185/25/13

Thanks for the visual prospective

Is it me or with the lift does it make the 18's look small with you lift the car

Theoretically, we could stuff 21" wheels in the wheel wells if we used a 25 series tire and some huge spacers.. 18s are just right if you ask me, but they do look too small on a lifted -anything- when using such a small tire.

-mak

[JDMchristian991]

ok.well if your hearts dead set on doing it do it dude.but ay,gimme that h22 first .wont need it with a lift and big ass rims

[sxyhnda]

quick question.. how are you guys making these pictures? they are hilarious btw....

[mak]

quick question.. how are you guys making these pictures? they are hilarious btw....

http://www.autowaretech9.net/nextwheels/tirepro.htm

It's complicated at first, but you can put any rim on any car you want in any size that's available.. you can even lower or lift the car, tint the windows, etc

-mak

[g22accordman]

this has to be the dummest dududududummest idea ever

that looks like some welfare check ride, doesn't look good at all, throwing big rims on a cb7 looks horrible, 17's maybe 18's but drop it atleast 1 inch, never ever raise it, it aint no caprice, or grand marquise, it aint no dirty dirty souf car. cb7 has great natural lines, dont even need to kit it to look good, drop it 3-4 inches with some 17s and you got a sick ride, no big honking 80 pound chrome rims neither, if going chrome, go with something like a koenig unknown but chrome. your car is seriously gonna look bad if you lift it, you will think so too,

[mak]

that looks like some welfare check ride, doesn't look good at all, throwing big rims on a cb7 looks horrible, 17's maybe 18's but drop it atleast 1 inch, never ever raise it, it aint no caprice, or grand marquise, it aint no dirty dirty souf car. cb7 has great natural lines, dont even need to kit it to look good, drop it 3-4 inches with some 17s and you got a sick ride, no big honking 80 pound chrome rims neither, if going chrome, go with something like a koenig unknown but chrome. your car is seriously gonna look bad if you lift it, you will think so too,

While I agree with most of what you said, you have to realize that, while you may like the look of a dropped cb7 on 17" wheels with lower profile tires, other people might not.

-mak

[JDMchristian991]

quick question.. how are you guys making these pictures? they are hilarious btw....

but hows that intake dude?

[sxyhnda]

fucking amazing!!!! thanx man!!!!

[JDMchristian991]

fucking amazing!!!! thanx man!!!!

haha no problem.fitment ok and all that?feel power differences?

[g22accordman]

all right youre right

but if you are gonna lift it like that atleast throw some huge drag racing tires on all 4 or maybe some huge mickey thompson fattys, make it look like a retarded jeep or something, maybe chop the top too and encrust thousands of cubic zirconias on it and on the rims too, remember though you gotta match the obnoxious look with obnoxious sound, gotta have atleast 8000 watts in that trick, 2 18 inch subs, maybe you could use those rims for the subs that would be gangster.

[sunburn]

no, This Is Gangsta :d

Cb7 Lifted 7.5" On 13s With 185/25/13






Theoretically, We Could Stuff 21" Wheels In The Wheel Wells If We Used A 25 Series Tire And Some Huge Spacers.. 18s Are Just Right If You Ask Me, But They Do Look Too Small On A Lifted -anything- When Using Such A Small Tire.

-mak

It;s A Cb7 Skateboard!
I dare someone to kickflip it lol

[sxyhnda]

yea had to rig some vacuum lines to get em to reach but no big deal, had it on in like 5 mins. and yea i feel the power at high rpms, it actually pulls to redline now instead of quittin at 5200 rpm lol

[H22A91CB7]

this is more the look im trying to achieve

[H22A91CB7]

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