Stretch7

Da Boss linked me to the site. I always knew about HT, just never really had a reason to visit. I drive a semi hauling freight for Wal Mart. I did a couple of years in Solo SCCA, winning the region championship in 1999-2000. I am also a 7 year vet of ghost hunting.

I have a 78 Honda Civic CVCC. It's in the shop right now awaiting a new heart.

Thanks. Below are pics of my CVCC. First is before I lowered it and second is after. Thanks for looking.

NW Classic Honda

I like it! Welcome to HT!

nfn15037

Sweet car! What is ghost hunting? Ever shot one

E-AT_me

get rid of the 8 foot off the ground door bumper guard. then it's hott yo. ATL!

Jonathan_ED3

What brand did you go with for springs?

Or did you cut coils?

Looks like a solid project.

Stretch7

No cutting for me. Mine are heated. That's to keep the ride like stock. It is a very good project. I paid $100 for the car. But the engine blew two weeks later, lolol.

86si

love it man. keep us updated.

ShortyzKustomz

I like the car, very nice, Not a fan of heated springs, It weakens them and ruins spring rate, Also seen heated springs once they were pulled out and they bent 90 degrees to one side, Or they snapped

Stretch7

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I hear that every time I tell someone that I've heated springs. After 20 years of heating springs on 8 different cars adn no problems, not one, I'll continue to do it, lolol. My last car, a 1996 Neon, made it through 220,000 miles on the factory struts supporting factory springs that were heated at mile number 50. Eight years of daily driving still didn't put damage to them.

Thanks for the compliment, as well.