probably a dumb question....
 

would a motor and tranny fit in the back of a '92 hatch with rear seats removed? and more importantly is it a good idea?

yes it can be done
im sure it has been done more times that u can count

ok just making sure

some folks in US swapped a six cylinder motor in a CRX or some 88-91 civic....it went in the rear of course. lots of $$$$ and resources invested.

lol i think he meant as in transporting a tranny and motor in the back of his car

not installing one

yup

you're right, its a dumb question

I suspected as much, but better safe than sorry, thanks for your helpful input.

No question is dumb, how are people gonna learn without asking questions.

lol

its all about that b18c rear/mid engine delsol thats also rwd

crx with a nsx powertrain..lol

http://www.honda-performance.com/pageimages/cr-nsx.jpg

sickkk

i brought an engine home once in my old 92 hatch. man it slowed the car down alot lol

Re: probably a dumb question....
 

When you have to do that emergency stop to keep from rear-ending the car in front of you, where will that engine go?

Worse, if you don't manage to successfully make that emergency stop and you do rear-end that car in front of you, where will that engine go.

I don't think we need to get into the mechanics of a t-bone or head-on crash.

thats why u strap it down...

Mythbusters did a little thing on how a Kleenex box could kill you if you get in a crash at (x) speed. (Can't remember, but it was maybe 40 or 50). ANYWAY, they over do it and the put a hatchet on the "rear deck" of their test car and the hatchet went THROUGH some ballistic gel and through the wood box that was holding the gel. Good luck if you get into an accident on your way home. Your head will fit nicely as the new CAI. Open your mouth wide so the K&N will fit!

Someone is quite the optimist ^^