alright, as you may or may not know if you swap 94-2001 integra back seats into a 92-95 Hatch the top part from a 2door will fit perfectly but the bottom will be too small and wont bolt in. there will be a 1.5" gap on each side and a 1" gap behind so you'll be able to see the color of your body.

but the bottom out of a 4 door will fit perfectly.


I've never tried the 4door back seat in my hatch. and it's not that I can't get my hands on one, I'm just bored and rather do it myself.

:THE VICTIM :


alright so first thing is first, we get the stupid upholstery off. it took me about 2 hours to get all the rings off.




the integra seat was a bit different took only about an hour. still a bitch though




see how much bigger the civic seat is then the integra. but the intrega foam is allot better.




alright, the plastic thing goes in the middle, so put it upside down and makes some lines with a marker.





and cut it.
i used a drywall saw.



Beautiful



this is the integra material on the civic seat, it's way too small





but the middle will look hot



so how do I fix the side ?
I'll just sew more material. all i have to do is learn how to sew.
I can fix engines, I'm sure I can to sew

I go to fabric land, only person in the store under 60. got a good length to play with, cause I figured I'd restart allot.

so I found my mom's sewing machine and got going.
looks pretty nice, I'm finishing up the other side now. and then I'll do the top.









now I never did any sewing before, the machine is pretty straight forward, you put it down, Pres the peddle the needle goes faster, all you have to do is keep it steady. it's child's play.

it's not installed or anything, I just tucked it under, but I'm really impressed already. I'm sure It'll turn out fine. and I'll finally have a back seat that looks good and fit good.


I'll update this project as I go.


Modified by Daniel san at 11:18 PM 3/9/2005


UPDATED 4/29/05
alright, I have'nt worked on this in forever, and I finished it up pretty half ***, but it worked, looks nice and fits in perfect. I don't have lots of pics of what I did in between but I basicly just sowed more **** around.

here is the final product:






the material doesn't look that off in person, the flash **** it up.










Modified by Daniel san at 5:04 PM 4/29/2005

 

Looks like a good writeup, but still not talented enough to sew.

 

my boredom level is almost high enough to do that but my skills in the sewing department are still lacking

 

Very nice.. but now, I'm really pissed. I just recently sold my stock Civic seats.. what a f'kin waste.

 

wow thats cool

 

Give you props for the effort on sewing how long you think it'll hold up? you shouldve took some before and after shots of it installed

 

good job in learning how to sew

 

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it's not installed yet, I just placed it on top and tucked it under.

took me about 20 minutes to sew it good. it should hold up.
but seriously, no one ever goes in the back anyways.

 

cool idea i would just get someone to do the upholstering on mine tho.

 

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well if you're going to spend money might as well buy the teg 4 door one.

 

all that work for CLOTH!

 

you must have been REAL bored

haha

 

What am I supposed to do to get the sewing needle to back out of my hand? This really hurts and I'm sure there isn't supposed to be this much blood.

 

when u are bored wanna do mine?

 

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well if you're going to spend money might as well buy the teg 4 door one.</TD></TR></TABLE>

true..

 

cool write up but i have a question... Do you think 88-91 rear seats a fit in a eg?

 

wow...never thought of that

 

omg!!! great write up.. i guess anything is possible.

 

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I don't know, I know nothing about EFs

 

Hey, that turned out rather nice for an unprecedented DIY project.

 

ISh from pimp my ride

 

dude, you should've used TWEED

Ish loves TWEED.

Anyway, I'll stick to four door bottoms and two door tops.

 

 

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nice wirte up, but i would of just left the stock one in place, since it's not leather or anything.