ITR LCA vs. Civic EG LCA's
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ITR LCA vs. Civic EG LCA's
I know for one that they are definitely the same when it comes to physical appearance....how about its physical structure??? I recently bought a Cusco coilovers and I have to change my LCA's from fork to bushing type....ITR LCA's is expensive than EG LCA's......please help me!!! Thanks
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Re: ITR LCA vs. Civic EG LCA's (LoNgHoRn)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LoNgHoRn »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I know for one that they are definitely the same when it comes to physical appearance....how about its physical structure??? I recently bought a Cusco coilovers and I have to change my LCA's from fork to bushing type....ITR LCA's is expensive than EG LCA's......please help me!!! Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
They aren't the same at all! Especially physical appearance. You should of just stuck with EH suspension and not bothered with the type R. See if you can return it, if not, have fun buying an ITR rear LCA.
They aren't the same at all! Especially physical appearance. You should of just stuck with EH suspension and not bothered with the type R. See if you can return it, if not, have fun buying an ITR rear LCA.
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NP, basically, with the EH LCA, the fork goes over the LCA and a bolt goes through both to hold it together. On an ITR, your drop the shock base into the LCA and a bolt goes through the outside of the LCA and through the shock.
Type R:
Civic: (this one is a 96-00, but it's only different in shape, the design is the same)
NP, basically, with the EH LCA, the fork goes over the LCA and a bolt goes through both to hold it together. On an ITR, your drop the shock base into the LCA and a bolt goes through the outside of the LCA and through the shock.
Type R:
Civic: (this one is a 96-00, but it's only different in shape, the design is the same)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by graveltravel2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so... if you get typr r or gsr LCA's..... then you have to get what ever rear shock for that LCA???</TD></TR></TABLE>
Type R yes, GSR no. Only type R has different shocks and LCA's, the GSR is identical to the civic (92-95), the RS LS GS.
Type R yes, GSR no. Only type R has different shocks and LCA's, the GSR is identical to the civic (92-95), the RS LS GS.
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