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Old 09-15-2015   #1
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Re: 4g63 into a civic

I have looked into this myself,

the engine trans will fit easily, duh, the mounts as very close in to the stock hondas.

I was wondering if you could somehow swap DSM Hubs for Honda hubs, or find a bearing that would allow that. (assuming the axels half assed lined up/ were long enough).

As said earlier driveshaft shop could probably get you squared away with anything you needed axel wise.
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Old 09-16-2015   #2
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Re: 4g63 into a civic

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I have looked into this myself,

the engine trans will fit easily, duh, the mounts as very close in to the stock hondas.
I think it would be foolish to expect everything to bolt up. Sure, they look positionally close but when it came to dropping the motor in there, I would guess that none of them actually line up perfectly or the mounts were the right size. So you'll probably need custom adapters/mounts everywhere.

Add into that the fact that you also need to potentially reposition the entire assembly to get axle angles right and you're into some pretty tricky work. I do think you could get it to work, but it won't be trivial.

If you can't figure out how to retain the stock outer CV joint i'm guessing you could pick a bearing out of a catalog with the right diameters to use the DSM hub in the Honda knuckle.
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