Integra Vs. Civic
I have experience with a few flavors of Civic and Integra, and I can honestly say the Integras feel better within the same chassis.
The B18A cars pull every bit as hard as the later models, perhaps better thanks to the 3G's added weight. There is no noticable difference between the 90-91 "130hp" B18A and the 92-93 "140hp" B18A.
As a general rule, the 1G was stiff (suspensionwise,) the 2G was soft, and the 3G is fairly inbetween.
Oh, yeah, the G2 looks better then the bugeye 3G, too.
hfawk:
Originally Posted by kenton
Unless it's a B18A1 LS, the Civic will never have a chance.
As a general rule, the 1G was stiff (suspensionwise,) the 2G was soft, and the 3G is fairly inbetween.
Oh, yeah, the G2 looks better then the bugeye 3G, too.
hfawk:
Originally Posted by HaRdCoRe TeXaS
although i am used to driving my gsr which is on bags...and nothing compares to that...
Hate to pick on you man, but almost any decent coilover setup will handle significantly better than having air springs
Originally Posted by Epoch
Hate to pick on you man, but almost any decent coilover setup will handle significantly better than having air springs
Originally Posted by HaRdCoRe TeXaS
not really...just depends i guess...mine rides better than any car on a coilover setup i've been in...
I keep equating in my head ride=driving pleasure, which we have different wants from
Sorry for that miscommunication, and I feel like an ass
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Originally Posted by Epoch
G3 w/ ITR front end > G3 > G2
No contest man, and you know it
hfawk:
No contest man, and you know it
hfawk:G3/JDM front > G2/JDM one peice > G2 three peice > G1 pop-ups > bugeyes.
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