Wanting some input here. Have a B18b1 that i am going to put in a 90 civic. i don't want the thing to sit low, so would integra suspension lift the car? And if so any ideas on how much? And i don't know if anyone else out there is as sick as i am but i would like to put an all wheel drive running gear out of a wagon into the car. Would that pose a problem with the teg suspension and brakes? any help would be great, and thanks in advance.

 

food for thought::

if you can't figure this stuff out yourself, you probably can't handle this kind of project.

i could be wrong

 

trying to do some rallying? met this guy at an EF meet

 

you are wrong...

 

The B18 transmission will not mate up to the 4wd D series transmission. The CRV transmission and 4wd gear is far more effort then it's worth.

 

i did not think that the trans would mate, but (i come from a world of Jeeps where there is an adapter for anything that you desire) i was hoping that someone might make a different bell housing.

 

sell you setup & buy an rt4wd wagovan. then use dc integra struts/springs & front strut forks. this will lift the wagon 1.5" over stock. i'm in the process of doing this setup.

 

ohhhh burn...

 

i dont feel like bothering to comment on what he's hoping to "attempt" to do but this video seems pertinent.
epic tunings 4wd turbo hatch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qxtf3_IHTfs

 

Yep. most ppl use the drive train from the van. '88 I think.....is one of the years. dont know how long it was run for.

 

lol.

 

impressive.. looks kinda slow on the street but damn that would be one fun EF on the dirt tracks

 

would this be possible for a crx?...if i were running a d-series?

 

Hey, keep in mind that we got screwed with a stupid name like Wagovan

 

i like wagovan more then shuttle/ beagle

 

o rly? Cool. I haven't met anyone yet who thinks so. Any particular reason?

 

i always like wagovan...i dunno why...just like saying it...wag-O-van lol

 

I had seen another thread with a guy wanting to put a d series tranny on a b series and it can be done. Someone makes an adapter plate!!!!.......no ****
Don't know if its worth it though.

 

wagovan is straight to the point. cross between a van & wagon. shape of a van but built like a wagon. beagles are little hunting dogs & shuttle reminds me of a space ship. wagovan just works

 

haha, works for me. I like blu civic's O-van answer too.

But, I think I would get a Wagovan to "shuttle" people and stuff around...plus, the shape of it has always reminded me of NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery

Another thing--the "wag" in Wagovan always reminds me of dogs wagging tails, for some reason. Strange, random imagery.

Well, the best thing about the name Wagovan is that you can discuss it at length

 

Ha,

I think Shuttle is an awesome name.

 

Yea but Bisimoto is currently, if not already came out with D2B transmission plates, just like the H2B.

Check them out. www.bisimoto.com

I'd have to agree with this guy, unless you have the money to pay for other people to fabricate or do whatever for you then you should just buy a Subby or something.

Or just get a rt4wd + boost.

 

you're wrong for agreeing with him

when you started this thread asking about removing your a/c compressor
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...173&highlight=.

this thread about asking about an aftermarket radiator
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...298&highlight=

this thread about your heater core
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...371&highlight=

this thread about your car not starting
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...152&highlight=

do you see where i'm going with this...you search for information and ask questions when you either are attempting to do something to your car, no matter what it is...critizing the op by telling him he shouldn't be doing something to his own car if he can't figure it out when clearly that's the reason everyone is on this site is just stupid

 

Thanks for putting all my **** out there like that.
And for 1. I am actually doing all this ****. For 2, it's not just an "attempt" that im "thinking" about doing. 3, you need a lot of fabrication done for a 4wd setup. 4. I post as I am doing **** to my car because I am stuck in the middle of trying to fix or do ****.

How is agreeing with someone making my opinion wrong?

I never said he shouldn't do it, I simply said
"I'd have to agree with this guy, unless you have the money to pay for other people to fabricate or do whatever for you then you should just buy a Subby or something.

Or just get a rt4wd + boost."

Quoting : Originally Posted by Maireeka View Post
food for thought::

if you can't figure this stuff out yourself, you probably can't handle this kind of project.

i could be wrong

 

I know where you're coming from, don't get me wrong, but I'm asking about simple heater core removal, ect. ect. This is very extensive work that consits of a lot of fabriction, time and MONEY.