civic springs on a integra
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civic springs on a integra
i was wondering if civic springs really do fit on integras, because i remember awhile ago i sold some ground controls off a 99 civic si to my friend with a 01 integra gsr and i dont remember any problems after the install. just wondering now because i thought about buying some guys civic springs for my integra
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They do fit, but the spring rates are different due to different weights.
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Yep, the EK springs will fit, but the spring rates will be lower (i.e. softer) than the stock DC2 springs.
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i doubt you will be bouncing all over the place.... the springs are softer... easier to handle for the shocks... and i dont think the spring rates differ that much... as some aftermarket companies sell the same spring rates for both cars( civic and integra ) and they dont differ that much in harshness/smoothness