is there any1 have done this swap into a ef tomake into a rear wheel drive.....because i am thinking abt doin that

 

This swap would take some much time and money that it is not worth it.

 

well i was just saying if this can be done if i had the money and time

 

anything is possible with enough time and, more importantly, money. the point is, it would take so much of both that simply buying an S2000 would be a better investment.

 

nah i dont wanna buy the whole s2000 i want the engine out of that and into my other ef

 

i mean a very long time just to take my time with it

 

Just be the first one to do it and post back when your done. Tell us if you think that it was worth it.

I have seen a rear wheel drive Integra at a drift show and it wasn't really impressive as they hyped the car up to be.

 

 

haha that thing is crazy lookin.

 

yea that is excalty i wanna do to it turn it to a dragster

 

Back in the day the CRX was DSM powered and he said he was going to switch to a S2K motor but I am not sure if he did.
Somebody had a red NSK powered crx a long time ago.

 

well its possible but it honestly wouldnt be much of a crx or ef if u went that far...tube frame chassis and dsm motor...more of a race car that looks like a crx

 

mahdavi motorsports still has the nsx powered crx

 

Yeah KMS built the NSX CRX, mahdavi just fucked it up. i hear it runs 14's

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kid-honda &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Back in the day the CRX was DSM powered and he said he was going to switch to a S2K motor but I am not sure if he did.
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I had a video of that car racing Ron B's 9 sec CRX... the DSM powered CRX ran a mid 8 sec run. In a Civic/CRX, putting a setup of a front engine/tranny setup and rear diff/transaxle setup is going to be a lot of R&D and a lot of custom work.... really not worth it unless you have an all out car dedicated for the track or what not, and the time and funds to do the project and even complete it. A guy I know has done those sort of swaps, but he does it into pickup trucks.... obviously much easier base to work with. His current project is putting a S2000 setup into an older 90 model Toyota pickup