Quick easy Question do struts made for 94-00 integra work in 96-00 civics?
11-03-2004, 10:11 PM
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Quick easy Question do struts made for 94-00 integra work in 96-00 civics?
Just need this question answered quick.. whether struts made for the 94-00 DC tegs work in 96-00 civics... thanks... any info would be awesome... 
11-04-2004, 04:39 AM
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Re: Quick easy Question do struts made for 94-00 integra work in 96-00 civics? (Red D Dragon)
If I remember correctly, only the fronts work. The rears of Integras have "Fork" mounts that bolt on either side of the control arm, while the Civics don't have that.
I'm 95% sure. I worked on many suspensions, but mostly Integras, so there's a 5% chance I'm wrong here.
I'm 95% sure. I worked on many suspensions, but mostly Integras, so there's a 5% chance I'm wrong here.
11-04-2004, 04:42 AM
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Re: Quick easy Question do struts made for 94-00 integra work in 96-00 civics? (nighttrain33)
The '94-'01 Teg assembly is the same. I just checked on Tein coilovers, since that is what I am getting soon 
, and the part number for the DC2 and the EM1 are the same.
-Shane
, and the part number for the DC2 and the EM1 are the same.-Shane
11-04-2004, 05:04 AM
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Re: Quick easy Question do struts made for 94-00 integra work in 96-00 civics? (nighttrain33)
Yep, the Type R ones will need to be shimmed because the fork on the rears is wider than the LCA...the other trim levels fit...to the best of my memory
11-04-2004, 05:41 AM
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Re: Quick easy Question do struts made for 94-00 integra work in 96-00 civics? (georgelb)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by georgelb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yep, the Type R ones will need to be shimmed because the fork on the rears is wider than the LCA...the other trim levels fit...to the best of my memory</TD></TR></TABLE>
At least one of you knows what they're talking about.
The rest of you people need to learn to keep your mouths shut when you don't know WTF you're talking about.
To confirm, The rear lower control arm is narrower on the EK at the shock mount bushing. An integra shock will bolt on, but the fork will be too wide.
At least one of you knows what they're talking about.
The rest of you people need to learn to keep your mouths shut when you don't know WTF you're talking about.
To confirm, The rear lower control arm is narrower on the EK at the shock mount bushing. An integra shock will bolt on, but the fork will be too wide.
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11-04-2004, 12:37 PM
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Re: Quick easy Question do struts made for 94-00 integra work in 96-00 civics? (JeffS)
Quote, originally posted by georgelb »
Yep, the Type R ones will need to be shimmed because the fork on the rears is wider than the LCA...the other trim levels fit...to the best of my memory
I thought the the bottom of the ITR rear shocks sit inside the LCA while all other integra rear shocks are forks.
BTW the integra shocks do fit that what I have on mine. You just need spacers on either side of the rear civic LCA's.
Yep, the Type R ones will need to be shimmed because the fork on the rears is wider than the LCA...the other trim levels fit...to the best of my memory
I thought the the bottom of the ITR rear shocks sit inside the LCA while all other integra rear shocks are forks.
BTW the integra shocks do fit that what I have on mine. You just need spacers on either side of the rear civic LCA's.
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