88crxSi

maybe honda will make a decent rear-end when they come out w/ that truck?

1337

I'd pay to see that : P

SkunT

baldur

I don't see why anyone would want to use a rear end from a CR-V, it's puny.
I don't like the crv anyways, it's totally uncapable of off-road and it's not so capable on-road, so why build a car like that?

quadnie

i'm jumping on the why the hell do u want to use a weak *** crv rear end?

what a complete waste of effort. Granted it wasn't hard to swap over crv parts into an integra.. but they should have gone custom.

plenty of ample custom rear ends available that you could have gotten with limited slip and all sorts of other nice features... and ones that can handle 500+ torque.

SkunT

from the pictures it looks like they aren't using a stock axle from a CRV. it looks a little re-enforced.

plus someone said that it wouldn't hold up, it looks like its doing a good job there holding up...

baldur

It's a question of how long does it hold up.
My rear diff doesn't hold up, I keep stripping the pinion every few months. The pinion cracks and warps from the abuse over the months (loads more power than stock, put into much bigger and heavier tires than stock, and lots of hard launches) and then finally when I'm just taking it easy, cruising at 30 or something it just falls apart with a loud clunk and suddenly half the teeth are missing.

quadnie

man I've snapped rear ends that were much bigger in the past.

how the ---- do you plan on piling all that horse power on something that is onle a half of inch in diameter?

88crxSi

im surprised no 1 has said or mentioned it.. but what about the s2000 rear end? Im sure it can handle some power and its got LSD right?

OnYx

Size doesn’t always matter its the material that does. The axle has got to flex a bit if its too ridged it will break. Granted the CRV isn’t meant to handle that much. But I bet the S2k could take some abuse.