Curious did the 92-95 civic ever come with a rear sway bar factory?

 

Yeah, '92 - '95 Civic EX-V 4 door Sedan (same as US EX sedan). Thats it for north america.

 

The only i seen are the civic ex abs model. Both coupe and sedan.

 

Anyone know how big it was. Im gonna need control arms too. I wonder what i can use thats cheap setup.

 

You can also use integra 94-01

 

yeah i can use dc control arms with say a gsr rear bar if i wanted

 

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13mm

 

thats not bad for a daily driver rear bar.

 

The 94-01 Integra (every model except ITR) was a 14mm bar.

You'll need the bar with end links, rear LCAs, the brackets that bolt to the subframe, and then bolts/nuts to secure those brackets.

 

BTW I meant to say that only the EX sedan came with a rear sway bar in America. I know others have stated this already, but I'm just saying...

 

IMO do what i did... spend the money and make it nice. I went with Blox LCA's ($120) then got the ASR kit that came with the subframe brace and 24mm swaybar($395). in conjuntion with my omnipower coils, front strut bar, rear upper strut bar and c pillar bar my car will slide or pick up a rear tire before the body rolls. i have a 93 coupe and it is fun as hell to drive. yea its kinda stiff but the performance is worth it. just my .02

 

i did the integra parts myself. feels good and i didnt spend much at all. did the rear brakes while i was at it

 

im not sure of the rear sway bar but my si's came with front sway bars