Integra, truely the civics older brother? (compatibility issues)
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Re: Integra, truely the civics older brother? (pearlblueb16)
I believe the fronts will fit fine, but the rears may give you trouble. I think the rear LCA on the integra is too fat for the civic shock, so you may be able to shave them down a bit and fit the fork over it. The more common swap is that 92-95 Civic shocks are exactly the same as the 94-01 Integra shocks.
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Re: Integra, truely the civics older brother? (purplegsr (Exospeed))
i think you may need the front forks off a DC/EG to fit their shocks on a DA, don't quote me though, im sure they know more at http://www.g2ic.com
BTW i am selling the front forks off a DC
**http://www.g2ic.com/forums/showthrea...ght=dc2+shocks
BTW i am selling the front forks off a DC
**http://www.g2ic.com/forums/showthrea...ght=dc2+shocks
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Re: Integra, truely the civics older brother? (BolivianDc2)
Oh crap, I didn't see the year. 93 is not the 3rd gen, it's the 2nd gen. So, yes, what Boliviandc2 said is right, you will need DC/EG or perhaps EK front forks (never tried) to get the front shocks on.
If you do truly have a 3rd gen (maybe you got the year wrong), what I said before would be true.
If you do truly have a 3rd gen (maybe you got the year wrong), what I said before would be true.
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