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2BG4HNDA 10-06-2005 06:24 AM

Re: rwd civic?????
 

Originally Posted by boosted_hatch_216

Originally Posted by highroller54
rwd civic would be nice but a small block would kill the handling, I would go with something lighter and smaller like a buick all aluminium 215 v8, then turbo it. Stay with a ifs rear end like a newer t bird with the 8.8 and you would have a killer little car 8)

why not just find an s2000 drivetrain and boost that?

Mostly cause im poor, around where i live a gsr swap runs 5g's, imagine an s2000??? Yah, the weight on the nose would suck, but im mostly concerned with straight line ---- anyways. My family builds old 30's and 40's hotrods and cant grasp the whole honda thing, this will at least let me tell my Dad to jam it in his ass the next time he starts laughing at my civic.....i thought about a t-bird irs, but again, will it live with slicks and torque? I doubt it, I think i will wind up with the 4.3 i have at home already, lot's of ---- out there for them and still fairly small.....i tried the search for "small block honda" and nothing came up, any idea where i can find some pics or a write up on someone dumb enough to try this?

turboDA6 10-06-2005 02:24 PM

Re: rwd civic?????
 
if ur poor then reconsider ur swap options... converting to rwd then swapping a different motor such as a v6 or any other + management + wiring + custom mounts n blah blah blah. but ur poor...? reconsider ur car options.... jus start with rwd n take ur motor out of ur bronco n fit in it the already rwd car

fork 10-06-2005 03:18 PM

Re: rwd civic?????
 

Originally Posted by 2BG4HNDA
My biggest concerns are how to make the guages work, and where teh hell im gonna put my size 15 feet after i weld in a trans tunnel......

When putting a small block (minus 2 cylinder) in a civic making gauges work should be the least of your worries think about how tall the motor is you'll need a cowl hood, the drvie shaft will be ass short. you basically need to make a tube chassis car. good luck, Build a hot rod instead, like your dad tells you

HondaTuner 10-06-2005 03:26 PM

Re: rwd civic?????
 
http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...619480_124.jpg
http://members.fortunecity.com/pwp/v8-1.jpg
http://members.fortunecity.com/pwp/v8-2.jpg
http://members.fortunecity.com/pwp/1000hp.jpg
http://members.fortunecity.com/pwp/v8-3.jpg
:D

2BG4HNDA 10-07-2005 06:34 AM

Re: rwd civic?????
 

Originally Posted by fork

Originally Posted by 2BG4HNDA
My biggest concerns are how to make the guages work, and where teh hell im gonna put my size 15 feet after i weld in a trans tunnel......

When putting a small block (minus 2 cylinder) in a civic making gauges work should be the least of your worries think about how tall the motor is you'll need a cowl hood, the drvie shaft will be ass short. you basically need to make a tube chassis car. good luck, Build a hot rod instead, like your dad tells you

yah but i have a taleneted welder that thinks this will be huge fun, and we have tons of sheet metal, square tubing, etc etc....i have most of the drivetrain already, and fuel??? Fuel cell and a carb make that pretty simple, blow through and a turbo or a small plate under the carb, yah the cowl hood will be a pn, im not sure but if the engine is sitting far enough back maybe with teh 4.3 i can get away without it....lot's of little ---- that will nickel and dime me to death im sure, but still i doubt it will be a big buck project, im not above jb weld and duct tape......---- you would be amazed what i can do with coat hangers.....

BQPussyboy 10-07-2005 02:06 PM

Re: rwd civic?????
 
Don't know if it will help but maybe you can get some ideas from the Ford Focus with the supercharged 4.6 in it. I believe the company name is Wolf Technology.

http://www.ford-v8-focus.com/zetec.html

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/321109/2

http://www.cars-on-line.com/16969.html

I think the first link sells conversion kits which I bet could be modified to work on a honda. Don't know cost though.


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