At the lake

cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
in General Civic Wagon Discussion
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  • 1988rt1988rt Senior Wagonist
    all that last picture needs is a corona
  • crx toadcrx toad Band Wagon
    Looking good, The driver has as much chin hair as the dog!
  • bluecruiserbluecruiser Wagonist
    damn, those tires are monster. lol. u shud lift the wagon a lil more.
  • Eagle BeagleEagle Beagle familEE
    Comfy Zone...
    :mrgreen:
    what's your CQ ?cbaracing?
  • evol911evol911 familEE
    Saguaro Lake??
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    1988rt wrote:
    all that last picture needs is a corona

    beverages were there
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    crx toad wrote:
    Looking good, The driver has as much chin hair as the dog!


    thanks
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    bluecruiser wrote:
    damn, those tires are monster. lol. u shud lift the wagon a lil more.


    its lifted as much as it can go without further mods
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    Eagle Beagle wrote:
    Comfy Zone...
    :mrgreen:
    what's your CQ ?cbaracing?


    what is a CQ?
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    evol911 wrote:
    Saguaro Lake??


    yes it is
  • ludemanludeman Wagonist
    wat did u use to lift it? and wat size tires are those?
  • HaydzHaydz Moderator
    If you switch to the full post editor and scroll down to topic review you can click quote on each of the messages you want to reply to, rather than creating a new post for each reply...
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    ludeman wrote:
    wat did u use to lift it? and wat size tires are those?

    steel spacers between the strut hat and shock tower

    205/70/15 yokohama geolander
    Haydz wrote:
    If you switch to the full post editor and scroll down to topic review you can click quote on each of the messages you want to reply to, rather than creating a new post for each reply...

    thank you
    that works much better
  • woodiwoodi Wagonist
    I hadn't noticed this thread before. You beat all the guys trying to lift their RT's and put big tires on them to the punch. And didn't even tell us all how awesome you are while doing it... :lol: :roll:

    I was considering doing the same thing but gas prices are scaring me away. How is the ride and fuel economy with the big tires on there?
  • Eagle BeagleEagle Beagle familEE
    cq=callsign...
  • nwWagoRTnwWagoRT New Wagonist
    Love the stance!
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    woodi wrote:
    I hadn't noticed this thread before. You beat all the guys trying to lift their RT's and put big tires on them to the punch. And didn't even tell us all how awesome you are while doing it... :lol: :roll:

    I was considering doing the same thing but gas prices are scaring me away. How is the ride and fuel economy with the big tires on there?


    ride is great. handling is awesome and dont have to worry about street tires blowing out in the desert. MPG is around 20-23
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    nwWagoRT wrote:
    Love the stance!


    thanks
  • keith750keith750 Wagonist
    would you mind sharing more information about the steel spacers, how you went about making them etc. Would love to have more clearance.
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    keith750 wrote:
    would you mind sharing more information about the steel spacers, how you went about making them etc. Would love to have more clearance.

    they are 1/4" steel spacers

    ill get a pic of them and post it up
  • keith750keith750 Wagonist
    ^excellent! I would greatly appreciate it. I really want to lift mine but do not want the hassle of doing the integra/accord lift. If I could obtain the same thing with spacers it would be much better. Look forward to seeing pictures!
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    keith750 wrote:
    ^excellent! I would greatly appreciate it. I really want to lift mine but do not want the hassle of doing the integra/accord lift. If I could obtain the same thing with spacers it would be much better. Look forward to seeing pictures!


    spacer pic

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  • keith750keith750 Wagonist
    thank you very much. obviously a larger spacer would yield a larger lift, what are your thoughts on that? I know an alignment would be in order...
  • cbaracingcbaracing Wagonist
    keith750 wrote:
    thank you very much. obviously a larger spacer would yield a larger lift, what are your thoughts on that? I know an alignment would be in order...

    3/8 is good but the steering gets twitchy
    1/2 great clearance but need to adjust camber and steering

    1/4 is what is in the blue wagon now
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