H2B AWD CB7 build

[CyborgGT]

Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_...DZA1ztg/videos

[Raf99]

Hmmmmmmm............. i watched these last night and now it's after work next day and no comments. wow, you know the site is dead when....

Well, you're way ahead of the guy who attempted a RB32 swap! Just some questions , more for curiosity....

Are you going to re-connect every inch of sheet metal back to the frame?

Is the top rear of the car super weak / flimsy (will move) now that it's not connected to a unibody?

Is there enough room for the front diff?

[CyborgGT]

Oh, sorry, that's not me, haha. I wish. Just sharing a channel I came across.

[Grumpys93]

I haven’t looked at the videos yet. But I don’t think this is cyborg’s car. We need to direct this guy to cb7tuner.

[cp[mike]]

Hmmmmmmm............. i watched these last night and now it's after work next day and no comments. wow, you know the site is dead when....

Well, you're way ahead of the guy who attempted a RB32 swap! Just some questions , more for curiosity....

Are you going to re-connect every inch of sheet metal back to the frame?

Is the top rear of the car super weak / flimsy (will move) now that it's not connected to a unibody?

Is there enough room for the front diff?

with all new custom mounts (and i assume the motor moved/tilted a bit) it appears the front diff fits properly. But the tunnel needed to be raised for the driveshaft, and the complete seat/trunk floor had to be removed with a diff carrier rear subframe welded in place. custom frame rails. SUPER a lot of work and not for the feint of wrench. see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0APELlpU9Lc and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PigZqApDnI

dude is super active on FB and keeps posting updates, mostly links to youtube videos, so if you watch those you should know whats going on.


I'm mainly interested in seeing how he handles the rear hubs/knuckles. The CB rear trailing arm design doesnt make it easy to swap CRV parts like the civic guys do. I'm pretty sure his custom subframe also converts the rear suspension design to something else entirely, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2u1Wa71UTc

[Raf99]

Oh, sorry, that's not me, haha. I wish. Just sharing a channel I came across.

Dood!! lol......

with all new custom mounts (and i assume the motor moved/tilted a bit) it appears the front diff fits properly. But the tunnel needed to be raised for the driveshaft, and the complete seat/trunk floor had to be removed with a diff carrier rear subframe welded in place. custom frame rails. SUPER a lot of work and not for the feint of wrench. see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0APELlpU9Lc and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PigZqApDnI

dude is super active on FB and keeps posting updates, mostly links to youtube videos, so if you watch those you should know whats going on.

I'm mainly interested in seeing how he handles the rear hubs/knuckles. The CB rear trailing arm design doesnt make it easy to swap CRV parts like the civic guys do. I'm pretty sure his custom subframe also converts the rear suspension design to something else entirely, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2u1Wa71UTc

I guess if all the geometry is correct then there would be no issues. But I would think you'd want it 100% percise? Lasers and shit. I was also wondering if they welded bracing to the upper area anywhere when they sliced out the floor and... stuff. I'm just picturing so much deformation in the body now....

Oh, me no facebook.