lifting a 90 hatch?
I have been looking for months now for a suspension from a 90-93 Integra to put on a 90 hatch. The car is getting a b18 and (hooray) a 5 speed. I wont do the swap untill i get a decent suspension though. I dont want the car on the ground, in fact i would like it up a bit from stock. Is there any other models that I can look for that would theoretically give me the same desired result? Thanks for your time in reading and replying.
Are you talking about springs?
Eibach pro-kit springs is the closest to stock form.
About 1 inch drop i believe.
Make sure to get good aftermarket struts like Koni Yellows, Tokico blues, etc.
Eibach pro-kit springs is the closest to stock form.
About 1 inch drop i believe.
Make sure to get good aftermarket struts like Koni Yellows, Tokico blues, etc.
no, i was looking for stock, that's why i was looking at the 90-93 integra, i know the body weight is more and the car sits higher originally so that's what i was thinking, but what about 92-95 civic? the car is goign to be daily driven my near 200 mile round trip to work 4 days a week, but i don't own a car right now that i don't take out on dirt roads at 70-110 (bless the 97 accord) that's why i want the lift. call me crazy, but hey each of us has our own sick ideas of whats fun.
no, i was looking for stock, that's why i was looking at the 90-93 integra, i know the body weight is more and the car sits higher originally so that's what i was thinking, but what about 92-95 civic? the car is goign to be daily driven my near 200 mile round trip to work 4 days a week, but i don't own a car right now that i don't take out on dirt roads at 70-110 (bless the 97 accord) that's why i want the lift. call me crazy, but hey each of us has our own sick ideas of whats fun.
The EF/DA forks are the same.
You can use DA front shocks with no modification. The only problem is that they are around 1" longer in the body (stock vs stock) and that means less travel in your lowered car.
It seems, though, that many aftermarket companies feel that the DA and EF shocks are so similar that there is no need to make two different products.
Also if you want to use 92-95 civic shocks, then you would have to use their forks in order to fit.
If you want to use a 94+ integra shocks ,then you would have to use their forks also.
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