Need help, doing a civic 4wd swap
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Need help, doing a civic 4wd swap
I just got an 89 civic wagon RT4wd and is thinking about doing a B18c1 motor swap. I already have the B20 5speed tranny and a b18c1 long block and axles. My question is what else do i need to make this swap happen? I was told that I might also need the rear diff. from the crv, is that true?
well any help will be greatfully appreciated, thanks
well any help will be greatfully appreciated, thanks
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i dont know anything about doing this swap, tho i have wanted to do thins for DAYS!!
good luck on the swap! Keep us posted!
good luck on the swap! Keep us posted!
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You need the rear differential from a CR-V because if you don't have it then your differerntial and transmission will be spinning at different speeds...
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Re: Need help, doing a civic 4wd swap
I just got an 89 civic wagon RT4wd and is thinking about doing a B18c1 motor swap. I already have the B20 5speed tranny and a b18c1 long block and axles. My question is what else do i need to make this swap happen? I was told that I might also need the rear diff. from the crv, is that true?
well any help will be greatfully appreciated, thanks
well any help will be greatfully appreciated, thanks
Google honda civic wagon and see if you can find a forum that specializes in EEs
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lol
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Good luck sourcing another 4wd D-series tranny.
Save your money from the kit, and properly install a CRV drivetrain.
Thank us later
(no knocks on Bisi, knocking on 4wd-D tranny)
hondacivicwagon.com
Save your money from the kit, and properly install a CRV drivetrain.
Thank us later
(no knocks on Bisi, knocking on 4wd-D tranny)
hondacivicwagon.com
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You're kidding right? The CRV 4wd system sucks. Perhaps manual CRV transmissions are pentiful where you live, but here, i don't think they were even sold manual. Or if they were, i've never seen one.
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