Hey guys I have a 95 Civic DX, had a couple quick questions..

1) Does the DX come with a front sway bar? I don't think so but I cannot confirm, and would it be worth it to install a front sway bar? Assuming I don't have one.
2) Regarding the following link ( http://www.acuraoemparts.com/delray/...All&vinsrch=no ), does anybody know EXACTLY which parts and how many I need to install an ITR rear sway on my hatch? I see the bar itself and the end links, but I have no idea what else I need and the quantity required.

Thanks.

 

1. Your car does not come with a front sway bar. Since you plan on adding a rear, might as well add the front.

2. Parts list:

52300-ST7-Z01 SPRING, RR. STABILIZER (22MM) x1
52316-ST7-Z00 BUSH, STABILIZER END x2
52308-SS0-000 HOLDER, RR. STABILIZER x2
52315-ST7-Z01 BUSH, RR. STABILIZER x2
52303-ST7-Z00 LINK, RR. STABILIZER x2
90120-SB0-003 BOLT, RR. SHOCK ABSORBER LOCK (10X42) x2
94103-10400 WASHER, PLAIN (10MM) x2
90175-ST7-Z00 BOLT, STABILIZER END (8X35) x2
52312-ST7-Z00 COLLAR, STABILIZER INNER BUSH END x4
Subframe Brace x1
Rear LCA set with endlink hole x1

 

Good advice, I'll do both at the same time then. Thanks.
Awesome exactly what I was looking for thanks a ton!

Do you guys have advice on what size front sway bar I should get? OEM, or aftermarket? I was looking at Progress, Eibach, Suspension Techniques, a few others that I can't remember off the top of my head..

 

I would stick with OEM, since most parts can be pulled off cars and will be cheaper. I ran ITR front and rear on my old hatch. Front bar was a little too big, so I suggest maybe running like an EX bar.

 

Alright I will definitely look into it. You don't happen to know what I need for a front bar do you? Sorry to keep bugging you, I'll probably need front control arms that are compatible with a sway bar huh? I appreciate the help though!

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...RONT+LOWER+ARM

 

Everything in the diagram minus the strut fork and the strut fork bolt. QTY is list on the left side. IDK if the non-sway bar compliance bushings have the threaded stud for the nut for the sway bracket.

 

Subframe brace is not required for 92-95 Civics. A reinforcement mount kit like the Beaks kit will suffice. Subframe brace certainly wouldn't hurt, but it's not required on these cars.

 

Thanks again!
That's what I hear but I think I'd rather be safe than sorry, haha. I was looking at the Beaks SRK mostly because I don't really want a huge shiny piece of metal hanging underneath my car, I prefer a more stock look, but just to be safe I'll just get a brace. Thanks again both of you! Don't know what I'd do without you guys haha