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Old 01-26-2006, 10:33 AM
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AWD train

Can anyone tell me if i can use the AWD or 4WD sys from a civic wagon and put it on a 88-91 or 92-95 civic hatch? The 88-91 seems to bet they way to go because it looks like the only major mod that would be needed is the cut the driveshaft. thanks...
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Re: AWD train

the awd thread is a monthly occurence.
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Re: AWD train

What?
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Re: AWD train

People ask this question all the time, either with the Civic wagon or CRV drivetrain. Check your other thread, I've explained what others will also tell you.
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