After the body and interior designs where set, Chris then turned his attention to the ride and performance. Upgrading the stock suspension, Chris had EAI air cylinders added all the way around with eight ½" Parker valves, some 3/8" air line, two Thomas 317 compressors, and one very chrome three gallon air tank.    Chris then slapped a set of 18x7 Colorado Custom South Park wheels wrapped in 215/35/18 Toyo Proxes to set off the look of the Civic.
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For a little more fun Chris invited a little friend called Nitrogen and upgraded to a DC Sports header and AC Auto Technic Revolution exhaust for just a little more horsepower. For the final touch, Chris then added the bling to the engine bay with an AC Auto Technic chrome intake with a green Ractive air filter and chrome covers for the power steering, clutch, brake, battery bar, and radiator cap.  
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