Integra turbo 4wd: The project start
08-11-2009, 02:27 PM
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Integra turbo 4wd: The project start
I will start my 4WD project in a couples of weeks so I will share my project with you.
On the begining I was suposed to use crv trailing arm but after some comparisons and mesurements I have bought wagovan ones.
This is why. The crv need to much modification to fit and I need an OEM look so its not possible with these.
This is the wagovan, they're about 1.5 inch to long, the upper control arm a little bit to high and the lower is a little bit backward but its not a trouble I will just bolt my crossmember in consequence.
Rear diff and 2 short crv axles
Inspection of the rear diff, this one is bad so I have exchanged it
The viscous coupler and the pump/cylinder
Comparison of a D series diff and the crv diff
It will not fit but I find a subaru R160 diff and the interne seem similar so I will fit a Phantom Grip with upgrade spring
This is the wagovan crossmember under the DC.
Impressive that it will fit better than I was thinking
In the next weeks I will fit a civic hatchback spare tire floor to get more room for the diff and gas tank.
Updates to come
On the begining I was suposed to use crv trailing arm but after some comparisons and mesurements I have bought wagovan ones.
This is why. The crv need to much modification to fit and I need an OEM look so its not possible with these.
This is the wagovan, they're about 1.5 inch to long, the upper control arm a little bit to high and the lower is a little bit backward but its not a trouble I will just bolt my crossmember in consequence.
Rear diff and 2 short crv axles
Inspection of the rear diff, this one is bad so I have exchanged it
The viscous coupler and the pump/cylinder
Comparison of a D series diff and the crv diff
It will not fit but I find a subaru R160 diff and the interne seem similar so I will fit a Phantom Grip with upgrade spring
This is the wagovan crossmember under the DC.
Impressive that it will fit better than I was thinking
In the next weeks I will fit a civic hatchback spare tire floor to get more room for the diff and gas tank.
Updates to come
08-13-2009, 11:55 AM
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Re: Integra turbo 4wd: The project start
nice project! 
i'm making a similar project with an EG6 and a H22 engine.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...3#post39336173
i'm making a similar project with an EG6 and a H22 engine.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...3#post39336173
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08-23-2009, 06:06 PM
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Re: Integra turbo 4wd: The project start
Trailing arm are shortened. Need some weld filling and to smooth the surface and will look stock.
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Re: Integra turbo 4wd: The project start
here is my eg6 AWD project almost done with videos and pics.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/check-out-my-awd-civic-eg6-2618576/
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/check-out-my-awd-civic-eg6-2618576/
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Re: Integra turbo 4wd: The project start
let's hope he wasnt lazy and has documentation somewhere; this is something i hope to do as an alternative to trying to custom fab an f20c w/ RWD into an integra. with this method this guy is doing, i can keep the B18 and still have 4wd
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