Dave_Dc2

I'm pretty sure the rear will fit right on, anyone know about the front? if you do not have useful information, then dont reply telling me to use google, that bugs the crap out of me, this is a tech forum.

cibao2ner

when i bough my pro s about 5 years ago for my integra the sent me civic ones...it said 88-00 civic on the box...so they should fit no problem...ive been riding on them..the only thing is dc2 spring rates might be stiffer for dc2...

dc5itracer

Wouldn't u need the integra front forks since the shock diameter is larger then a ef

misha

You would need need DC/EG forks and everything should work out. However the coilovers arent designed for you chassi so there might be some little complications. They might be too stiff(which is always a bonus) They might not go as low as you desire.

Rhonda14

agree ^

jdmboyef9

Newer forks are needed. This will allow them to bolt on, however, the axles will rub the forks this can cause loud heavy clunks when driving. Also the Integra ones will be very stiff and uncomfortable. Don't trust stiff coilovers for daily driving. When I worked at the Honda wrecker, almost every Civic/Integra that was a rollover had coilovers on them. Springs are too stiff and small to absorb big bumps or potholes in a corner and the car goes over. True story

LoSt is BlaCk

I've got brand new Pro S coilovers for sale for an EF, they are the version ones... PM me if interested, or search for my thread.

jxh_28

if crx 88-89, coilovers wont bolt up on the rear cause crx 88 has as like as ITR lca.

dc5itracer

Yeah the 88 crx and hatch have the box style itr lcas just switch to some skunk2 lcas