I can get my hands on a 2000 integra oem shifter and i want to put it in my stock 93 civic. Now I asked this question before but noboy gave a for sure answer. Will a 2000 integra shifter work in my car? And Do I use my existing shift linkage? Or from the 2000 integra?

Edit: I didn't mean to put Type R in the subject

 

You cant use the linkage thats for sure. And I know for a fact that the shifter is different too, I am pretty sure the base where the nut and bolt go through is too fat to fit in your stock linkage.

 

My friend has an integra shifter in his D series trans, I am just not sure what year integra it came off of.

Thanks for the reply

Anyone else?

 

The bottom of the integra shifter is about 40% wider than the civic shifter, so you have to bend the end of the linkage out to get an integra shifter to fit in a civic. I've done it, I personally don't recommend it. Get the evasivemotorsports shifter, its only $35 and it works great.

 

yeah, its definately not gonna fit. im not sure what else is similar to the teg shifters that you like so much, but perhaps bauley's suggestion could help you out.

 

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Thanks for the reply

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It probably came off an old school integra, 86-89 tegs had D16a's.

 

&lt;--- Drove Dustin's car with the teg shifter, and it felt like ****. Find something that'll fit properly, the difference in feel will be well worth the difference in price.

 

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