Reddy

anything is possible with money and fabrication skills. But its not going to just drop right in riceboy.

Boosted4Life

Thanks guys for the i will probably build up the h22a motor but thanks for the advice

Paperchase013

there is a performance group here in south florida by the name of cybernation.

they have a yellow ITR with a S2000 motor/tranny/rear end.

anything can be done with the right amount of money.

Chacko

Yes, there have been countless magazine articles about the K-series engines being mounted in trunks and ---- in civics and CRXs. But the swap is pointless, the motor is to expensive, and the installation isn't worth it. It would be ricier then putting a chinese hooker on the hood of your car.

kain

custome.

ive seen a crx with an nsx engine it. i forgot what georgia company did it, but it said on the websight and had a video of it doing 11 something secconds with the engine 100% stock.

Chacko

Thats definitely possible, I have seen the older prelude (the boxy-style that looked like an accord) with an NSX engine in its trunk that was estimated at 13s in Colorado with out any other fabrication.

I think the hardest thing about doing those sorts of swaps though is getting the ram air in there and cooling the engine off (when its in the trunk). I mean from the front mount you get to take advantage of all the air coming straight at the engine but the other way only the radiator is hit.

kain

it wasnt in the trunk. it was in the front.

Chacko

The prelude I saw it was in the trunk... this was at a car show...

scttydb411

i've posted it before...crnsx:
http://www.mahdavimotorsports.com/im...nsx/index.html
mahdavi motorsports in lilburn, ga. they've since turbo'd it with nitrous. interesting.

it'd be cool to have a rwd (not 4wd) civic. how strong is the crv rearend?

Chacko

I wouldn't trust the axles to take any high-horsepower applications. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think they're regular b-series axles are they?