this site is pretty funny, i am sure it has been posted a million times, but the car is the ultimate sleeper!

http://www.angelfire.com/az3/hondawagon/

 

If I am not mistaken that model is called the "wagovan" haha too funny

 

Better Yet and I have seen it race..

http://www.rosenautosport.com/honda2.html

The Draftin Wagon

 

That's thing's cool as hell! My mom has one of those... just wish it had a B16 in it!

 

what the fvck!!! thats cool as hell!!!

 

i can't remember, but didn't those things come with 4wd? is it possible to convert the tranny somehow? that would be a fun sleeper to put up against a WRX...hahahahah


[Modified by dogpile5, 7:29 PM 9/3/2002]

 

ummm guys its a jdm type r motor. and it is rather quick when it runs

 

It may be all these things but it is still an old school wagon!

 

it was even fun to drive when it had a ls motor in it. it was a total sleeper.

 

I've honestly thought about doing that to one, too.

I've even been keeping an eye out for a dirt-cheap one.

I'd love to know if the 4wd can be made to work with a B-series... Anyone?

f*ck yeah!

 

yea rosen's is near where i live..that car is awesome

 

"I'd love to know if the 4wd can be made to work with a B-series... Anyone?"

There was a lot of talk about after the Rosen Wagon was comleted, but most poeple think the 4wd componet could not handel a B16a, b18c , the rear drive sahft is very thin, the transfer case is also small and not very heavy duty.

 

just grab a CRV, which came with a b-series, and 4wd (even 5spd) versions, dump it, add vtec head and enjoy



or simply take whole CRV drive train and weld it up to a EK hatch and be done

 

yeah I heard that CRVs were based on the civic platform anyways...if that means it would be easy to put a CRV drive train on a civic I dont know ..but it might be

 

Hmm never though of that... a crv diff , driveshaft and rear end could probably hold the power of a b16 or b18

 

the transmissions won't bolt to the b-series. the transfer case and the rear diff would have to be upgraded also, as they won't take much over 200 hp. I would like to hack in a drivetrain from the crv, but don't have the cash to experiment on that right now.

 

super sleeper

 

ive seen one of those with ls/vtec
tight

 

Uh, no. "We are going to put a fully built 94 Acura Integra B18b motor into the car. We are aiming for 175 WHP. This should turn the car into a rather formidable race car considering it will weigh less than 2000 lbs. As for suspension, we will be using Ground Control coilovers with KYB AGX shocks. Wheel and tire combo consists of 15x7 Kosei k1's and Toyo Proxes RA-1 race tires. More to come, hope to see you there."