A guy at my work took a beater '90 Civic converted to rear wheel drive w/a 350 in it, this guy knows what's going on, wish he had put a 20b in it though

 

Sleeper anyone???

 

 

I do....WE WANT PICS!

A truely mad tyte cibic Y0!

 

ok no offence or anything, but why in hell would anyone convert a civic to rwd and stick a chevy 350 in it. that just seems like a lot of wasted work and money, just for a crappy outcome.

 

I second that!

 

I think I'd rather have any other Civic...

 

why not a 350 in a 914, now that would be cool, **** screw pis-ton, a 20b would fit in a 914 right, I know a guy that has put many 13b's in 914s

 

why not a 944? they are like the same car but they are newer and look better

 

I know...right....what about the people swapping V8s into a Ford Focus.

 

Because a ls1 in a civic makes for a VERY fast car. If you can do metal work yourself and have basic mechanics... well it wont cost that much.

 

if hes got time and money to waste....fine by me....but i dont see the goods of this....unless hes running 13's

 

first everyone complains that civics are slow and FWD. Now everyone says that it still sucks even tho its RWD, has good power and can beat up a fair amount of RX-7s in a race*.



*Race as in stop light to stop light OR 1/4 mile race.

 

I saw one on the net somewhere. it had the stock engine in the front driving the front wheels. and a 350 in the back driving the rear. drive around town just using the front one to save gas, and use it to run the alternator, PS, and A/C

pull up to the line. guy laughs at you. then you start the 2nd one up

 

914's are mid-rear, how would a 350 fit??? and 944's are front-rear, that would make a bad-*** 350 conversion.

 

What happened? Somebody put a NO VACANCY sign up in the Lounge? Wtf is this doing in the 2nd Gen Forum?

 

I just thought it was interesting, BACK OFF

 

Strong work!

 

word

 

he just got parts from the junk yard and had a 350 in his garage don't think it cost him that much

 

i dont see why everyone is bashing this guy's civic? my hats off to that guy for the custom work. More than i'd ever do.