shdow8948

Just wondering...and yes i have read other posts...if i can find a donor ridgeline or pilot and can use parts from that to bolt on/weld on parts to make the fwd 2010 odyssey become 4wd. We have had traction issues and 4wd would be a great help. I will prob need a tranny, deff need a drive shaft, and a new rear axle setup. anything i am missing?

mafia

Well, Look under the van, There is no room for a shaft to go all the way back. Sooo If you have the money ANYTHING is possible, But is it worth it?

toyomatt84

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You can get a first generation Odyssey and do a 4WD conversion on it, though. They were offered with 4WD in Japan.

Dogginator

OP, your van is less than two years old. Any such conversion attempt will void the warranty. Realistically if you need a 4WD minivan, the Sienna is the easiest solution.

shdow8948

heck i was just wondering if it was possible. if we do it it will b in like 7 years haha

Targa250R

1. What sort of "traction issues" are you having? Chances are that any traction issues you're having in a 2010 Odyssey are caused by improper tires for the driving conditions or low tire tread. Unless you're driving in conditions that are highly impractical for this type of vehicle, you don't "need" 4-wheel drive to get along.

2. If you want 4-wheel drive, buy a CR-V, Pilot, Ridgeline, MDX, or any of the multitude of other 4WD vehicles available on the market. Modfying an RL3 chassis to accept a 4WD system is foolish; judging by your post here, you have no idea how much custom fabrication is involved in a project like this. You're going to spend a lot more time and money than you ever thought possible, and you'll be hacking up and severely devaluing the vehicle to do it.

p10hlm

trying to lower your 60'?