DC5 suspension/brakes swappable onto 01+ Civic (non-si)?
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Just curious.
I know that the 02-03 (4-lug) Si rear discs are swappable onto 01+ Civics, but I was curious if the 5-lug from an RSX-S or DC5 ITR (front and rear) would be swappable onto this same chasis?
I've never had much interest in the 01+ Civic chasis because of the weak *** motor, but I've begun to think that the coupe might be a sweet *** ride with some ITR wheels and a k20.... ph34r.gif
P.S. Also, would it be wrong to refer to the afore mentioned chasis as an EM2?
Also, just for reference since I never post in this forum. I'm a hardcore DC2/EG enthusiast and since I own a DC2 ITR, I've never really ventured into this forum. I just like to keep my knowledge up to date.
I know that the 02-03 (4-lug) Si rear discs are swappable onto 01+ Civics, but I was curious if the 5-lug from an RSX-S or DC5 ITR (front and rear) would be swappable onto this same chasis?
I've never had much interest in the 01+ Civic chasis because of the weak *** motor, but I've begun to think that the coupe might be a sweet *** ride with some ITR wheels and a k20.... ph34r.gif
P.S. Also, would it be wrong to refer to the afore mentioned chasis as an EM2?
Also, just for reference since I never post in this forum. I'm a hardcore DC2/EG enthusiast and since I own a DC2 ITR, I've never really ventured into this forum. I just like to keep my knowledge up to date.
i think the type r suspension is a little wider than the type s. i know there is someone here with the itr suspension and he can answer your question better than i.
hopefully he'll see this so he can help you.
edit: and yes, the 01+ coupe is the em2, the sedan is "ES" and some number
hopefully he'll see this so he can help you.
edit: and yes, the 01+ coupe is the em2, the sedan is "ES" and some number

Hawk @ 7thGenCivic.com, k20a2 swapped, 5-lug conversion, type-S wheels


link to sport compact car: http://sportcompactcarweb.com/...civic/
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brakes will fit, but u need the RSX abs sensors
most suspension parts from a dc5/ep3 will fit onto an em2/es1 chassis, which parts exactly do you want to know?
Yes, the S and R suspension are a bolt on affair. The R is wider, and you'll need a higher offset, when choosing wheels.

Here's my setup : MF10's, Mugen Rotors, DC5-R hubs/knuckles/Aluminum A arms, sway's, tie rod ends

Here's my setup : MF10's, Mugen Rotors, DC5-R hubs/knuckles/Aluminum A arms, sway's, tie rod ends
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