honda lift

kn0x47 · Feb 3, 2010

after it's lifted post a video like this :jae:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqXYKJx9JLI&feature=related

MrLazie1 · Feb 3, 2010

kn0x47 said:
after it's lifted post a video like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqXYKJx9JLI&feature=related

ahha it looks sorta stock.

benzobryan · Feb 3, 2010

Get some 2" spring spacers. Trucks use them all the time. Should cost well less than $100. Good luck finding the right diameter.

Get some agressive snow tires. Not the studless soft ice tires but the kind with big lugs. They don't make street legal offroad tires Accord size.

5spd'r · Feb 3, 2010

1.5 inches of lift shouldn't be too hard. If the stock springs are stiff enough for you then have some spacers made to change the spring seat area. Maybe Acura TL or even RL springs could be a help. Get a transmission out of a Prelude, preferably a limited-slip, you'll have a better ratio to handle tall tires; or just change the final drive by itself. Of course the struts will be too short so you'll have make spacers for those also, no extra wheel travel but you'll get some more clearance. There was a guy with a four-wheel drive Tercel that did this for a 3" lift. I don't know what to do about the resulting positive camber, maybe some adjustment , probably no camber kit for that problem.

twokAccord · Feb 3, 2010

kn0x47 said:
after it's lifted post a video like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqXYKJx9JLI&feature=related

haha thats awesome

reminds me of the Wagon Attack II Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7ZzqBPz4sY

BlkCurrantKord · Feb 3, 2010

Just buy a CRV

1fastj30a1 · Feb 4, 2010

ryan s said:
no, he's a stupid ****.

I was thinking about the car slowing down a little because of bigger tires, not lifting..my bad.

Not sure why it's necessary to call me that though.

Russianred · Feb 4, 2010

good ol maninder. :talk-punch:

Seriously OP, just get a CRV or buy the Accrosstour lmao.

russiansohcf23 · Feb 4, 2010

Put some 18" on your stock suspension and it will look lifted
:lawl:

hiddengamer7 · Feb 4, 2010

I'm not even outdoorsy, but a Scoob Forester XT would be perfect for what you want. More ground clearance than most SUV's and in a much cleaner and smaller package. Plus, an STi drivetrain to boot!