i was just wondering if GSR back seats would fit in a 95 civic coupe.I have GSR front seats and i wanted to know if i could swap them in without doing any modifications....

 

yes, they should bolt right up into your civic.

 

i have gsr seats in a 99 coupe..you have to swap your rails from your stock seats if you want all holes to line up..

 

I think you have to get GSR 4-door seats for a 93-95 Coupe. I have that same problem too, I want to replace my rear seats, but I want a nice snug fit, OEM look. If anyone knows how to do this or has done this to a EJ1 coupe, please post some pics or instrustions.

 

yeah, EK bolt-in type is different. For EG and Integra's 94-01 I am pretty certain they are the same thing -- due to a lot of aftermarket seat brackets are the same for 92-95 Civic as well as 94-01 Integra.

 

no they arent the same. I have GSR seats and brackets, and they do not match up to my stock EG holes. Just get your civic brackets and put the teg rails in there.

 

thanks for the clear up.

 

so i have to get 4 door gsr rear seats if i want it to fit snug??? is there a way i can modify it so i can use 2 door seats in the rear????

 

i asked this like 4 times i think...... pretty sure everytime someone replied it was a positive for the 4 door rear seats..... which unfortuantly, i can never find any god forsaken black leather 4 door seats! but if i did, i could post pics of the install and get rid of this subject fo sho...

 

I will have to disagree and say they are the same. I believe it more depends on what year the seats are coming out. I have seen '94-97 Integra seats bolt in to '96-98 Civic, then not directly bolt in to the '99-00 Civic. I know there have been instances where the Integra seats have bolted right into the '92-95 Civic. Give me a two months and I will prove it.

EDIT: I had gsr leathers that came out of a '92-95 Civic, then trying to directly bolt them into my '94 one of my mounting points was off, so something has to be varied somewhere along the line. And yes, there was no drilling involved.


[Modified by SHAUNTS99, 2:13 AM 3/5/2003]

 

my brother recently took out his '95 Civic Si seats w/coupe rails (passenger side slides forward like the coupes') and put in some '97 GS-R seats into his '95 Si hatchback. only thing he had to do was transfer the seatbelt buckles and sensor form the Civic seats into the Integra seats. bolted right in, fits perfectly.

 

besides fitting, if u want a 5 seater for ur civic go with the gsr 4door the 2door teg has the divider in the rear seats

...and if someone is selling their integra 4door cloth seats, PM or IM me please!

 

yea you gotta swap rails for the ek up models, for the eg models its direct bolt in

 

front and back seats from a 97 GSR 4 door drop right in my 95 EJ1. the side bolsters in the back i had custom made becuase i didn't get them in the original purchase. check the pics..

 

Finally an answer to the actual question....^ above, he was asking about the REAR SEATS only. and if they would fit a coupe. As far as fronts go, you can either swap the entire seat pan (a PITA, and involves removing the upholstery), swapping the complete seat rail assembly from your seats to the new seats in question, and on a lucky few you can just switch just the inner(side nearest the tranny, i.e. passenger seat left rail, driver seat right rail) rail and bolt right up.

 

nice ****!!!much props to your interior...damn it looks like imma have to sell my 2 door gsr rear seats and get 4 door gsr seats. thanks for all the posts...

 

Thank you for finally posting pics of your rear coupe seats in a EJ1. I have also noticed a rarity for 4 door black leather seats..I'm wondering if you could dye the grey leather to black? would it be worth it or not?

 

yup, I had the same setup and had the side gap problem. the OE boulsters are too large. You have to have custom ones made..

 

the side bolsters only set me back about 40 bucks for both. i was replacing rear seats since i dropped a soldering iron on them a long time ago.