Converting Civic 92-95 Suspension to 94-01 Integra
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Converting Civic 92-95 Suspension to 94-01 Integra
What should I change to convert a 92-95 Civic Suspension to 94-01 Suspension. What im asking is what exact suspension parts should I get off the teg to put them on the civic for a better suspension setup. Also Im putting a k series in it if that has any effect.
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Sorry bout the wrong section part. Whats different bout the LCA's, just in the rear right. Will the anti sway bars bolt up to the civic suspension. I thought the VX and CX had different suspension maybe not.
Thanks man
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Kai answered your question. And if you're going to do a K-series swap, do all your research first. K-series swaps are becoming pretty established for ek civics, but finding mount kits and documentation for an ef civic swap is going to be extremely difficult. I, for one, don't have any idea which axles you'd need. The december 2004 issue of modified mag has a tech article on the K-series swap for (surprise) an ek civic, so you could look that up and start from there. If you do it, create a DIY and post pictures good luck
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Originally Posted by h22afreak
Kai got a new car and it's not a Honda,hahahahah!!!
I kinda wish it was another 86-87 Si hatchback though.
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Originally Posted by Kai
For $300 and about $150 worth of parts (needs an engine, seat bracket and ignition switch,) it was great deal for a daily beater. Mazda parts are inexpensive, Honda parts aren't.
I kinda wish it was another 86-87 Si hatchback though.
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I kinda wish it was another 86-87 Si hatchback though.
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