bambooseven

i always thought a lude should be FR. it would be good compitition with the whole 240sx/sylvia crowd

J-MAN

somebody told me about a guy that used the CRV tranny and rear axle/driveshaft and made an integra into AWD. never seen any pics but would still be pretty interesting

GimpyCivic

Isnt the CRV only like 80/20 split on FW/RW?? I hope he made it suck much less ***.

J-MAN

would it even be possible

turboDXcoupe

theres a crx tht is all wheel drive but it looks like junk

LSD Motorsports

no it doesnt look to bad man, and it has been done.. b20 turbo in a crx and yes it can be done... yes all 4wd have power distributed differently to front and rear, i dont think a 50/50 combo exists

gasser

ummm.......yaaaa........ thats called *** dragging. drifting requires power to the rear wheels.

GimpyCivic

right, but the CRV can barely call itself 4WD.

big diff between 4wd/awd in my book in how they're thought out.

OnYx

The rotation on the engine is incorrect to facilitate a RWD b16 or b18. As long as Honda had the engine setup the way they had from the early eighties till now (except for the k series) it will be interesting if they came out with a RWD RSX but I doubt they will. Honda is really built on 4 cylinders and FWD. Even now their civics and integras are FWD. I don’t think Honda will change that. You’ll just have to modify the car or buy a NSX or S2k. Though I wonder if you can convert a RSX into a RWD monster. The steering is set up for it and all... interesting..

jung4g

well the drift scene here likes me just fine, it's all just as a joke anyway. I go road racing, and when I get tired, I go drift (drag) with them. BTW, I don't use an e-brake, so it's not really drag'n, I just enter at turn at around 50 and the back end swings wide the whole turn, way more controlled than an e-brake drag....


also, the S800 was just a bigger model of the S500 and then the S600. And yeah they were rwd, but they were also chain driven, based of what Honda knew from building motorcycles, not a very useable system.