I've looked around and couldn't find anything, so i thought i'd ask. Any kind of tip or advice would be nice...

Basically though, i was given a 94 honda civic sedan, and the seats are super torn up. I want to put in some Integra Leather seats (front and back) would they fit? Direct bolt on? What kind of adjustments would i need to make?

 

I'm not 100% sure, but I think it should be direct-bolt on

 

Fronts are complete bolt in. Rears will take minor modifications.

 

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as far as the front seats r concerned u will have to drill one hole for each seat put a bolt thru and tighen as tight as possible i have GSR front seats in my 99 EK the back seat i have no idea good luck

 

i have GSR seats in my 99 and 3 of the bolt holes line straight up. the other one doesn't line up cause its abt 2 inches 2 far from the seat bracket.

 

I think it depends on which year Integra you get the seats from, with a 94 Civic 1994–1997 Integra front seats should bolt up perfect. Later/earlier model fronts may not fit as perfect (some modification of the seat frame may be required to make all 4 line up).

Rears I've got no clue on. I've got one of them funny 2-seaters that're based on your generation Civic, which is why I know a little about the fronts.

I know that later generation Civics can't use stock Integra seats without issues, as is apparent from much of this thread. Don't let their problems discourage you though - you have a 92-95 model, not a 96-00.

 

94-01 Integra seats are direct bolt in for 92-95 Civics.

On a side note, you would need to swap the inner Integra rail with a 96-00 Civic inner rail for Integra seats to bolt in properly.