95civicproject

YES I KNOW! everyone is going to think google search. i have multiple times to internet search this subject and i even checked the FAQs. i had a 2000 civic coupe that when i bought it had acura rsx type s leather seats in it. Probably the most comfortable seats i have ever sat in, in a honda at least. I am looking for a detailed write up on how difficult and how to get these to fit. i have not been able to track any down yet since i live in south carolina and to say south carolina has slim pickins when it comes to car parts is a drastic understatement but when i do find some i would like to know what it entails. THX.

jbpnoman

There's a reason people say search. Here's what I said to the last guy who asked.

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

Methinks people need to beef up their search skills. The RSX or "insert your seat here" seat question gets asked at least once a month.

mikekh10a

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del sol seats probably are the lowest there is i'd say

95civicproject

ok so here is the actual question not bolting into ek couple or hatch like the thread says but if i was i would have never asked the question considering i found that under the FAQs but are the bolt patterns for eks and ej1s the same? since i do not know this i wouldnt think that i could use the ek one. If i knew they either were or were not the same then i would have worded the question differently.

AlexIS350

I have to agree those r comfortable seats

jbpnoman

...wat?

95civicproject

are the bolt patterns for ej1s the same as the bolt patterns for ej8s? because i saw the FAQ showing how to put it in an ej8 just didnt see one on how to put them in a ej1

grumblemarc

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What are you even asking about bolt patterns for? The end brackets had to be custom made. Expect to do the same for the 5th gen.

sde780

I think 2-3 bolts line up, the others will need you to fab up some brackets. Which really isn't hard at all if you have a welder.

jbpnoman

No.

95civicproject

well if you dumb a**es are going to tell me to beef up my search skills maybe you need to learn to read im doing it into a 95 civic and the link that was sent to me was how to do it into a ej8 civic coupe if the bolt patterns arent the same how stupid do you have to be to give me a how to on a car with a completely different bolt pattern? that GRUMBLEMARC is why is asked if the bolt patterns were the same. try and follow along we wont use to big of words to confuse you

95civicproject

ok Thank you jp noman

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

This is CUSTOM. CUSTOM!!! Custom as in, you have to rig up something SPECIFIC for YOUR application in order to make it work. Meaning that bolt patterns make absolutely NO DIFFERENCE. What part of that is escaping you?

This is going to require some CUSTOM fabrication. Which means you are going to have to get creative with how you are going to accomplish it. The link to the 6th DIY was given to give you an IDEA how it was done.

If you wanted a more OEM look you could cut off the tabs from your 5th gen rails and have someone weld them to the EP3 ones. That's what I would have done.

So if you haven't found a DIY you're going to have to be a pioneer and do it without one and stop worrying about bolt patterns that don't mater when you have to cut off the mounting tabs anyway.

95civicproject

well bolt patterns DO matter cause if i was going to follow the DIY they linked me to then i would not have to worry and could do it EXACTLY as shown but now i know that the bolt patterns are different i know that i can only USE that DIY as a guide and not as a specific set of instructions. Thank you. lock thread now before you embarrass your self any more!

four-doorlove

the two fronts will line up one on the rear will line up i had this problem in my 93 coupe i had seats with ek brackets i bolten up the 3 that lined up and used a hammer to bend the 4th one and some call it ghetto but hell it worked and the seats are planted perfect.

95civicproject

sweet sounds like i plan this was exactly what i was looking for thanks four door

grumblemarc

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Get a welder.