is it possible to put a CBR1000, ducati 999, R1, GSXR1000 engine in a civic...

150hp or so and 5 digit redline... that would be sweet as hell

no torque though huh, if its possible thta would be the main flaw huh?

or the turbo honda motor in the jet ski thing, sweet!

 

you'd get more performance out of a b16

 

**** YOU!!

Dont start **** you cant finish biatch





j/k

chill out man, it was just a suggestion, i just would love to get that scream they make out of my car

 

honda-tech are a bunch of jackasses anyways...majority of them think they are better than everybody else

heck, guess jesse james would be banned from honda-tech too eh?

 

the only major flaw woudl be the fact that you could not ge tteh car to move (no torque)...unless you have ever ridden a bike you might not understand...they make like 10-40 hp and 20-30 lbs or torque for most of the powerband...they come on hard after 7-8000 rpm's, so major clutch slippage would be needed and you woudl have to keep the revs over 5000-7000 to keep the car moving

 

they hayabusa engine would work... but for that kinda money why not get a b16 and get spoon to build it to rev to 12 000 or something

 

true.... it just popped into my head when i was readin an article on a CBR1000 engine and how advanced they are....so i was curious if anyone seen it dun..

it would be cool to see though, like if sum1 had a full on show car that doesnt get driven, so it could just get WOW! points with the judges

 

how would u get the tranny to work................

 

get a custom flywheel made that bolts to the motorcycle engine and will also accept say a b16 clutch... although you'd need damn high gearing to allow the engine to hit 10 000+ rpms and be driveable....

 

if u seriously thing about it....too much work for the power u will get...and way too much money...but..if u got money to blow..and want to do something original....do it up!

 

would you be putting a chain to the drive shafts if so you will need one hell of a chain. Bikes are 400lbs car 2400 lbs

 

it's been done in old old old skool Hondas... like the S500 (old predecessor to the S2000) and more recently I've seen it done in a late 70s Civic.

what I'd like to see is 4 independent CBR motors, one at each corner !!