s2000 engine ina a cb7?

[deevergote]

Not a Cb7, it was a 6th gen.

[Bcozzi71]

Not a Cb7, it was a 6th gen.

well i was close....i have bad memory all these concussions.....ugh no more football for me

[Shadow1]

it would look kind of weird sitting the cb7 engine bay. but it would be a nice swap nonetheless.

i thought about swapping in a SR20DET into a cb7. an already boosted motor. it would be easier to swap either of these motors into a 2dr cb instead of a 4dr tho. less work to fab the driveshaft. but then again, im sure you could find a driveshaft out of a S2K or a 240 and cut/add on to it to make if fit as needed.

[98vtec]

this would be something cool to see.

[pz3rd]

bro do it s2k soul in cb7 body has been my dream for the longest you'll do something no one else has.

[minoreparations]

i see this becoming a potential Hasport swap for the civic sometime in the next 5 years.

i don't.

[pz3rd]

i could be wrong but i remember on this forum there was talk about RWD or AWD cb7 overseas ............they made them as a option or something...i may just be dreamin but if that is true and you have the money you could import some parts and stuff

i know a guy down in florida who had a honda ascot/vigor/inspire cb chassi 4wd setup for sale i know this guy well but i didn't belive him simply because he told me the drive shaft goes where the muffler line is at, and that space provided isn't big enough. o and the other thing was i did my research and found out ascot/vigor/inspires also had a 5cyl. setup.

[BootlegCB7]

the civic type R !sedan! can lap quicker than all the other honda cars at some tracks.

Why complicate things up with multiple diff AWD or RWD conversion?
I love the idea of a well built solid engine (k20 jspec) powering a short wheel base light fwd car that is very efficient in laying down the powers.

btw, I'm new here, saying Hello to everyone

[Kurobei]

It exists but its not a CB7 Accord but shares the CB platform

Not a Cb7, it was a 6th gen.

I was doing some research deev and there is actually a CB chassis that is 4wd. It is probably just as rare as the OEM stock Honda Turbocharged Legends models, but they do exist.

At first I thought it was a typo on the website but I plugged it in on Yahoo Japan search engines and other japanese websites and it came up there too with replacement parts etc.

It's actually a CB Ascot but me and another member were talking about how cool it would be to actually swap a CB7 accord front end on it to get rid of the Ascot look. I'm trying to get more details on it and pictures definitely of how the under carriage looks like.

The thread wasn't CB AWD specific but it was offtopic in another post.

Jeez this is why I <3 the CB chassis! In my opinion is Hondas greatest technology feats! Things that are available now were already available in the past. Navigation, AWD, Door/ corner sensors etc. Too bad the US accord couldn't feature these great options...

[Kurobei]

the civic type R !sedan! can lap quicker than all the other honda cars at some tracks.

Why complicate things up with multiple diff AWD or RWD conversion?
I love the idea of a well built solid engine (k20 jspec) powering a short wheel base light fwd car that is very efficient in laying down the powers.

btw, I'm new here, saying Hello to everyone

Wow out handle a NSX-S-Zero? Now I know that car has to handle well. The S-Zero in stock form is all about chassis/suspension and out performs even the newest NSX-R with it's outdated engine.