Very First Mods...

[Fuzz]

Hey Everyone.

Already, so far, This is what I have planned for the CB7... I am going to get pictures in a little bit to throw them up here, but so far, this is what is in the Works. Since the car has no Interior, it is easy for these...


Battery Re-Location to trunk. (Thinking I will need 0GA Power Wire).
Main Fusebox Re-Location to under the glove box
Running the Front Electrical Harness through the fenders, to save space, and keep the engine bay clean.
Installing a Fuel Cell (Small Gallon) in the Spare Tire Well


What do you think??

[NorcoAccord]

THose sound like some good mods but,What are you planinning to do with your car?

[Mr_Doitagain]

THose sound like some good mods but,What are you planinning to do with your car?

x2 there has 2 be something more... still get your pics. up...

[NorcoAccord]

If you goiing for looks I would still throw in a nice intake, and a new header and maybe a custome heat shield that may look good depending on how you do it and who does it.

[AccordEX22]

Yeah i'd like to see some pics to see what all you have to work with

[nebraska racer]

sounds like your going for a clean looking car. sounds good, lets see some pics

[Fuzz]

Oh it has nothing to do with looks... Looks don't bother me too much, and the car has a little bit of rust, so it isn't like it will be that much to look at.

I am looking at plain functionality of everything. The battery in the back will help with weight, and putting a racing fuel cell in the back and removing the gas tank would be one step closer to turning the vehicle into a racing vehicle.

My goals for this car are:

Winter Beater
If it Survives Winter Beating... Throw some performance mods on, and take the car to the circuit every weekend to do some racing.

[NorcoAccord]

Dont use your money on that yet, do an exhaust like apexi or think its greddy do a motor or head swap, along with getting an intake and a header for your motor of choise then you'll have fun.

[Fuzz]

I would do a motor swap, but that would cost a lot of money for nothing right now, it is only a beater.

The mods listed above would cost me virtually nothing. The car is strippec completely down to its chassis and body panels.

There is no interior, there is no seats, there is no dashboard... So doing things like running 0GA for Power for Battery Relocation won't cost me anything (I Get power wire for nothing).

Fuel Lines for the Fuel Cell... I work at Midas, I can get fuel line pipe for nothing.

As for the Harness... Putting it through the fenders is only 10 minutes longer than running it through the firewall... So it isn't like it is a bit thing.

I would do Exhausts, but I will tell you something... on a Stock Motor, changing the exhaust line, doesn't do a lot. If you remove the Cat, maybe... a little bit more with the muffler, but I will say that, having an "exhaust system" with a stock car, is a pointless thing to have... Unless there is something that I don't know about with a F22A Engine. For the cost of a full Exhaust System, I could buy a Motor... and Boosting is more applicable to me, since if the motor blows, well... I can get some more for a really really really good price.

[NAiL05]

Boost the F22A if you dont want to put on the basic bolt ons.

[greenc51]

do u have pics buddy?

[Leung]

so.. what's with the extra fuel cell in the trunk?

[Fuzz]

I am going to get some pictures today... It is a somewhat good Day.

There won't be an Extra Fuel Cell... the gas tank is going to be removed.

Nail05, What are some of the basic bolt ons that you are talking about. Besides the Intake / Exhausts, I am figuring you are going to suggest some other things, like maybe larger TB, or things of that nature.

The CB7 isn't my main car, so I'm not going to throw mad money at it... My focus to is Turbo the CG3, which is an easy $2,000, so everything that is going on the CB7 is something that won't cost a lot of money, or are parts that I know I can get, or have.

[greenc51]

ur removing the gas tank?

[Falder]

his car is gonna be for racing, and the winter beat-ups