This is an Acura Integra w/ a Blown Big Block

I’m sure that many times in life, you have secretly wondered what it would be like to shoehorn a supercharged big block Chevy into an Acura Integra. Luckily for you, we now have the answer in the form of a YouTube video. The word on the street is that this car was built by the owner of Pro Street Unlimited in Manchester NH, though I am still investigating the details.

From what I can see in the video, it appears to be a tubbed, rear wheel drive car with a shaved engine bay and I believe a manual transmission (a.k.a -- huge win). As more details come to me, I will add them, until then, enjoy the video, as it really is quite an impressive accomplishment.

 

 

That's just mental..

 

Wow

 

Hard to wrap your head around it, which is why I'm not a fan. Great engine, great car, but they don't belong together. It feels like the engine just shares the same space as the car, but isn't a part of it.

That said, the work put into it is definetely respectable.

 

In any case, MUCH much badass than those J32 swaps with the valve cover sticking out of a cutout in the hood

 

Reminds me of some of the extreme model car kits I built in the 60's and early 70's.

Big Daddy Roth would be proud of this

 

looks stupid

 

This is the first and last time I ever thought about the subject.

 

this is what drag racing is all about-big engine, small car.

 

Yeah. The interga is not worthy of the Big Block SC Engine.

 

 

This is The way acura should have made it in the first place!

 

^RWD, or a blind spot the size of Minnesota?

 

 

.....and it's street legal!

 

Fixed...and both.

 

:shakehead I didn't watch the video, but hopefully it's just Integra body panels hung onto a RWD chassis. If not, it was an even bigger waste of time and labor to convert an Integra into a RWD V8 vehicle.

 

First - great job at engineering that and from what I can tell the craftsmanship looks pretty good too.

Now - those two things just don't go together at all. It's just weird. I want to be impressed and like it, but the "why?" just won't go away.

And engine like that would look so much better jutting out of the hood of a 69 Chevelle or mid to late 70's type Camaro.

 

interesting

 

this is so crazy!

and to Shalooby I would much rather have that engine in a Chevelle..

 

shocking...i wonder what the numbers are for this car.

 

Props on the workmanship, but I agree with everyone that said that engine doesn't belong in that car. I love the sound of an American V8, but it shouldn't be emanating from a little import...it just doesn't fit.

 

File this under stupid.

 

I respect the work but I'm not a fan.Once an Integra becomes RWD its not an Integra anymore IMO.Plus, from what I remember, I thought there were a few people who already did this like 10 years ago.

 

The only thing I don't like about these conversions is that you can rarely get the hood to close.

 

That's retarded.

 

Just because you can doesn't mean you should..

 

 

Looks like a big waste of time to me. Good work from my quick glance. n,But just not a fan.

 

Acura powered by Chevy
definately something you don't see everyday

 

One of one.

 

Aman is that really you?