basicly someone has used the base of a wrx and the engine and used a civic shell. and loads of other things done to it. this is a grate progress read. all on a very low budget... enjoy...............

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2763036

There's also this beast

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2004368

Corvette powered civic

udtrev said:

There's also this beast

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2004368

Corvette powered civic

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now that is impressive

mcjacko1987 said:

basicly someone has used the base of a wrx and the engine and used a civic shell. and loads of other things done to it. this is a grate progress read. all on a very low budget... enjoy...............

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2763036

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I can see how hard that would be, but looks like a complete bodge in places.

MiG said:

I can see how hard that would be, but looks like a complete bodge in places.

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its bound to be bodge in places. imagine doing it on your own on a very low budget. do give him credit for the attempt.

I think he deserves credit surely. That's how to do it, make everything work inside and not stick fins and crap on the outside.

But what about it being roadworthy?
That image of the subaru shows it was in a really serious smash.
He's pulled the body panels off and tacked on the shell of a civic - but how about the engine mounts and subframe of the subaru?
I know he said it wasn't bent but how does he know?