As the topic says, i'm looking to buy an ef 4 door and was wondering if all my 91 integra ls suspension and rear disk will work. Also does anyone have any experiance with the handling of this car. I plan on doing all the suspension work first like polyurethane bushings, diff. shocks, coil overs, sway bars, and strut towers. Will it still handle well. Thanks, if anyone has any more good info on 4 doors please share.

 

yes it will work, but if it came from a hatch, you might need the 4 door sedan intagra e brake cable, I could be wrong though.
Also if you want a stick ef sedan, good luck, they are hard as hell to find, especially if you decide to find an ex sedan which is essentially a si motor in a sedan

 

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I agree on the manual EX bit...I only saw 3 within 500 miles of my house in about 4 months. A few more autos but manuals were hard.

 

But I could still make it handle pretty well right?(compared to hatch) I dont want to have to lug it around turns. Does anyone know what the weight is on an ef 4 door? Thanks

 

damn..where you guys live? ef sedans here are like dime a dozen here. i paid $400 for my dx w/ 170k miles on it. it's almost 200k and it runs like a champ

Jeff-

 

I just picked me up a 1990 4 door lx sedan (power everything) also! Paints a little faded but body is perfect.



pics are a little blurry... took the pics from my phone
Anyways I'm sorta wondering the same about the handling deal as well as compatibility to the ef crx and hatchback parts. I was doing research and found the weights of them
1990 Honda Civic DX SDN MT 2262 lbs
1990 Honda Civic LX SDN MT 2322 lbs
1990 Honda Civic EX SDN MT 2374 lbs
as I found from http://hondaswap.com/reference...assis
you can go there and compare weights to see where your at.

 

Here are some specs you can look at. It says the weight of all models.

http://www.performancesupply.com/civic88-91.htm