so the story goes, i am having a kid soon, and i parted out my ef that i was building. the ef had some brand new agx adjustable shocks and skunk2 springs. i mean less than 80 miles on them. if i put thes on the integra would it slam it too much. i know when i put integra shock spring on my ef it rode too high. has anyone tried ef suspension on a dc integra

 

any input?

 

I put ef suspension on my dc2 a while back, but they were coilovers so i couldnt really tell if it rode lower or not lol, but it does work!!

 

lol, well i know it will work, just hope its not too dumped

 

Whats wrong with having it dumped? lol

 

dumped = not the best riding car for an infant child.

IMHO a baby/infant should be riding in a STOCK vehicle with no suspension mods of any kind that would make it ride stiffer or more harsh than stock.

When my wife and I have kids they will most likely ride in my wife's car most of the time.

 

That is a very good point, I never thought of that lol

 

well thats the thing, me ef dident have a stiff harsh ride. it was actually pretty decent. so i figure i give it a try on the integra. i know the integra is much heavier. if not i could always put the stock stuff back on

 

add about another inch to the drop, and that's a pretty good guess.

 

wow...i actually have a set of EF skunk2 springs too and im gonna throw them on my integra with KYBs here soon...so ill take pics.

 

your wheels will be tucked under your fender, may be even more. i did this with my eg. my brother had wrecked his ef and he had tein ss coilovers. i straight swaped them over with out adjusting ride hight. on his car it was zero gap, but not low. when i put it on my eg, my wheels were tucked, and i had to roll my front fenders, the rears were okay. it was to low, it looked really nice though. i later raised it about 1/2 an inch to 3/4 inch, then it was fine.

so, expect to have a nice, dumped looking car if you do this swap. and dodge every single pot hole out there