Anyone got a RWD civic?
#12
the problem i have with dual engines... especially with 2 different series engines is how do you shift both engines? the gearing will be different for each. and that will be some special linkage to shift both tranny's with one shifter. i mean i've seen a dual engine dsm, it would take an extreme amount of work to get both engines running simultaneously from one set of the essential driver hardware.
#14
The thing with dual engines on a civic is why? If I put 2 4 bangers together, I might as well do less work and put a v8 in, or shoot, why not buy a v10 for giggles. Way less work and much more reliable that way. But it would be cool to rev 2 motors at the same time
#15
that dual engine dsm was freakin sick.
And I've seen civette (I'd assume that's what forty linked to, but I'm too lazy to click the link), two different rwd (f20c engine) civics, and a mid-engine rwd del sol (h22)...
the del sol was freakin sick. Someone over on honda-tech built it.
And I've seen civette (I'd assume that's what forty linked to, but I'm too lazy to click the link), two different rwd (f20c engine) civics, and a mid-engine rwd del sol (h22)...
the del sol was freakin sick. Someone over on honda-tech built it.
#17
I love sleepers!
you guys ever heard of tony the tiger and his GT40R Camry?
http://tunertrader.vidiac.com/catego...8c7f4f2d1f.htm
There used to be vids of him racing all types of unsuspecting cars at cruising speeds....
Can you imagine you own a brand new Vette and getting beat by a '94 Camry??!?!?
#18
I also plan on doing something along this route after I receive my engineering degree. But i want dual engines. Yes DUAL. it just sounds like fun. One in the hatch one in the engine bay. I was thinking b18a thats already going in stays in front and put the heavier h22 in the rear. Thus a mad awd civic