To convert the Honda CRX to rear wheel drive, you can follow the simple FWD to RWD conversion process. Start by measuring your intended drive shaft lengths and the distance between your engine and rear axle. If your drive shaft fits, great; if not you'll need to either modify it or purchase a longer shaft. Next, you need to cut the center of the chassis open to make room for the drive shaft. Because front wheel drive vehicles don't have the typical drive shaft tunnel found in rear wheel drive vehicles, you'll need to cut and weld a custom tunnel through the center of the CRX.
Beyond the obvious conversion requirements, additional modifications need to be made to the engine, electrical system, fuel tanks, and suspension to accommodate the new drive train layout. If you want to keep the same CRX engine, you'll need to figure out a way to convert the lateral layout to longitudinal. Most people when they do these swaps just convert to standard rear wheel drive engine to make the swap much easier. An ideal engine would be a Corvette engine, as it has tons of power and torque for such a small chassis and comes stock with the longitudinal setup.
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