Atreidies

Clearly you know what you are talking about. B/c heat cycling metal over and over has no impact on it's properties or integrity. You probably just missed that day at the community college when you took that welding class.

As far as me not knowing what you can do.... Your ignorant statements made it quite obvious that your skill level is nowhere near where it would need to be to successfully do this. Ford rear end in a Chevy? 2 rednecks and a 12 pack can make that happen. Notching a frame is day and night from cutting into a unibody chassis and fabbing in a rear subframe and suspension.

You're right. I can't do this. It is beyond my abilities. The fact that I recognize this and have enough of an understanding of what it would take, tells me that my knowledge, as limited as it is, still puts me ahead of you.

nus_dogg

If its a red BB2 Prelude that you're talking about then I've seen it in person here in MN and at the track over at Rockfall Raceway. The dude's got a shop of his own here.

christianhlong

Actually the crv shares a frame with a civic, not an accord. I've heard that it's not difficult to swap the civic to awd because the civic body should fit right onto the crv frame. however I've been looking to get a crv to do this swap and it kind of looks like you might need to set the engine lower than stock but idk the dimensions for that part, I just know that the civic and the crv have the exact same wheelbase as where the accord is longer and wider.

christianhlong

I've seen a couple guys that Hoonigan featured in a Build Biology that did a rwd accord using nissan parts.

AllMtrRex

You are not sitting a civic body on a crv frame. These cars are unibody and do not separate body from frame.