rallyrcr

The 17s look a little too big in my own opinion, how does it ride?

simplet0n

HA funny thing is today.....had 4 people in my car, car started overheating with the AC on! Common problem with the stock motor being stressed
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It's alright man, alot of rust..gonna have to handle that soon.

Actually came across a veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery lucky find, wont be selling these....ever.

Yeah and im trying so hard to keep this car just because of the paint.

Look at this next post and tell me if you're still thinking that.

It rides doooooooooooooope, its a 15 inch face so its not all that bad as yall are making it seem!

simplet0n

I promise im going to stop soon, going way passed my budget for a baby hauler.....BUT chea.






THIS IS HAPPENING!

Northernlightz

Your "kid hauler" should be based around comfort and reliability. Something that doesn't rattle the kids teeth everytime you hit a miniscule bump or pothole.

Seems like all you care about is the wheels and how it sits.

Gyea!

ferio-ichi3

Aww man, that looks aggressive as ****. Want to see it tires on.

simplet0n

I'm two cents richer, thanks. The ride doesn't rattle anything, but I appreciate the concern that you have for my seed. Secondly, the fastest I go is 65 and that's pushing it #swangnbang #farrightlane. Third of all, I'm not slamming the car to be hellaflushhellaflushjdmtytenasty. What you see is what you get.

Kudos to you sir

simplet0n

So do I. I'm very pleased with this all.

ferio-ichi3

What size tire will you be running?

simplet0n

The tires that are on the barrels are 165/40/15. Never rode on such small tires and it honestly scares the **** out of me that I'll be doing that.

Like I said to the other guy though, I don't expect to speed and the car doesn't ride bad but those rubber band tires are a new world for me.

BLU CIVIC

Can't say for certain because I've never had a Civic with working a/c

This was my kid hauler


scraped on speed bumps occasionally and played dodge the pot holes. Comfortable? I guess. Reliable? Sure. But seeing as with any vehicle that's running is to haul a person from point A to point B and all points inbetween, kids or adults in the car

simplet0n

#bluegang lol thanks for backing me up dude, yours looked pretty mint. Mine has rust on the rear wheel wells and I hate it. Part of me wants to get it all fixed but the other part of me wants to slap the wheels on and ride ironically baller.

sr20paisa

yo i have the same wheels, think they're from a vw

Northernlightz

I've had a lowered car before on shocks and lowering springs, and even that was uncomfortable- I can't imagine what coilovers with lower profile tires would feel like. I also never claimed you sped with your kid(s) in the car.

Northernlightz

Would you, as a child, like to ride in a lowered car and feel every imperfection and bump in the road? Jolt after jolt.

Please refrain from douchebag memes.

BLU CIVIC

Miata BBS RZ

They didn't with my suspension. And They didn't care when they were driving it. Was a sad they for them when I gave it away.

sr20paisa

ohh ok thanks, cool sedan btw

simplet0n

SOLD

Didnt expect to sell it, but I rather have money for my child and a little bit more safety. The honda has one airbag vs my hyundai's 10 plus its boosted and "stanced" on new coilovers with tinted windows, and child seat anchors.

EH.

Freemananana

iTrader: (3)

I have to chime in on anything 'stanced' with kids just being a bad idea. I would have enjoyed owning this sedan though. Working AC and 4 doors could be an interesting base for a daily driver project.

simplet0n

I don't even know if it can be considered stanced, reason why the '' is there.

Yeah, it isn't a bad car but safety wise I rather have a few more airbags and a little more horsepower if needed.

~sp33~

The Honda had no airbags.

Definitely the wise decision. Doing up an ED to tote the family around is silly IMO. Put them in something new that has half a chance of saving them when some idiot in a jeep runs a stop sign.

Pessimistic but realistic.