is it possible to somehow convert to a 91 integra to rwd. i know there are benefits to having fwd and its probobly really expensive but hypothetically speaking what would it involve?

 

Take the body off the car. Turn it around. Viola, RWD. Rear engine too! You'll have to drive in reverse, though.

 

heh!

 

what kind of engine do you want to get? I always thought about a Chevy small block in my 96 Accord. Off the top of my head:

new engine, which includes mounting the engine in an engine bay that is probably way
too short, and still getting a radiator to fit. Would need a computer if you decided to not go with a carb.

transmission and fabbing up a transmission tunnel which involves modifying the body and putting the shifter someplace.

Would need to order a very custom driveshaft, since a regular one will not fit.

Need to get a rear end, possibly custom to get it to fit in the wheel wells and not stick out 6 inches from the body. Also includes figuring out somewhere to mount said rear end to, would probably need to figure something out with the suspension too.

Also would need various things like torque arm, new A arms, figure out how to mount the front tires since they dont have an axle and transmission holding them in place anymore.

Like I said, roughly what you would need, it can be done, I've seen videos of a RWD Ford Focus on the net before, and it would definitely turn heads to see a Honda Accord or Civic lighting up the rear tires, but I think it would be a details nightmare.

 

Fabricating a suspension setup would be easy if you knew how to weld. I think you would get into problems with the frame getting in the way of the axle since there is not supposed to be one there. It would probably be easier to find a frame that your integra body would fit on. Like owen996 said, it would be sweet as hell to see someone get it to work. A civic/integra/accord would be a damn good drift car if you got it all set up right.