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I would rather do an AWD on my Lude if i only could figure out a way to use the CRV drivshaft with an H or F series motor.Not sure if its possible.And a RWD Luda would be sweet but u would probably need the s2000 motor 2 spun parallel to the car for the rear wheels Does anyone know out there if its possible to use an H or F series motor and use either CRV drivetrain or even the s2000's ?????

Another possible option (if you could find the parts), the JDM Integra about 95ish had the option of AWD. If you managed to get the drivetrain for one of those, I would bet you could use the H2B conversion.

Just an FYI:

When we were at PRI, we had a chance to talk to the guys who did the CRV drivetrain transplant into a civ.

The problem they ran across was the rear diff couldn't handle the extra power they were putting down and it kept cracking the casing.

This could probably be engineered around, but you might need deeper pockets

There is another guy that has done alot of engineering on his AWD del sol. He said the difference between the two gear ratios is only .004, not enought to really matter. The wagovan uses a viscous center diff instead of the clutch pak and it has a larger cast iron casing. I might go this route later.

you could always support the housing.

what is the wagovan??? and what year was that?Wasnt there an AWD accord wagon made and wasnt it in the US also???That would be the route to take for a Lude i would say.Direct bolt up to any F/H series

I dont know of any h series awd tranny. The wagovan is the old civic wagon (4g... I think?) 5 door that had awd.

There is the jdm accord sir-t awd f20b if im not mistaken

any updates

It was too hard to keep up with two forums, so all updates will now be on honda-tech: http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2146128

ok cool thanks i love the project and have thought of chopping up a 91 rex i have and doing AWD.

awesome project keep up the good work