How hard is it to install an integra console into a 89 hatchback std. and what year integra console do i need to get? thanks

 

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Not sure about the 1G tegs but the 2G's don't have a console, to speak of really, so you're gonna need a console from a 3G teg '94-01.
HTH

 

Yep, '94-01.

 

Not hard at all, it's pretty much a direct bolt on...

Here is a link with a "how-to" https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=335892

 

very easy, all you need to do is take lower console out of the ef, and put in the 94-01 teg console. if you have si seats tho its a lil more tight fit than the std etc... seats. but yes basicly direct bolt on besides the minor gap fron the lower console of the teg to the radio (upper console) on the ef. but looks great!

 

I did the 1st gen teg because it was very cheap at the junk yard and it fits more stuff in the pockets.

 

Looks nice! My friend has the 94-01 console in his he love it!

 

if u do a search for armrests youll find a **** load of threads, there was one recently and theres a company that makes aftermarket ones with cupholders for $80

 

Can this be done on a four dour?

 

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Hmmm, haven't seen it done personally but I am sure there is a way...

 

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yes on another forum I was on the guy tried it in his four door, but he had to turn the seat belt thing around so that it would clear. Check it out here: http://www.automotiveforums.co...27374

 

Looks good!

 

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Yeah bro thanx for the info.

 

i have the 1st generation teggy console that i want to install in my 4th generation but when i tryed to install it there was a gap between the civic radio console and the integra console on the side


Modified by spoonslpr21 at 8:28 AM 8/23/2004

 

i have one in my 4 door, teggy 94-01 style, fit's perfect and looks awesome, didn't have to change anything with my seatbelts..........let me know if you want pics!!

 

they come out of 94+ integras and they are easy to fit, u take off the bottom part of ur console where the ciggy lighter is, and then u put the new one on, not a perfect fit to the console but makes a big difference i love em

 

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is that with auto seatbelts or the manual ones? and pics please!!

 

usdm audio option out of a civic and type r shift boot BOLTS UP PERFECT

http://www.we-todd-did-racing....DE%3D

 

nice pics

 

Hey looks good guys - I personnaly have a full CRX dash swap - If I can get a pic I will try and post it so you guys can get a look. You have all probably seen it.

Home Skillet: I like how you mounted your afc there wether it be a vafc or safc or avcr lol. What did you ude to do it ? You wrapped your ac vents with color matching vinyl ? Major Props on the creativity there - first time I see that personally. Let me know if possible.

Crx SI 2004: What yr civic are you mentioning there ? 92-95 ? 96-98 ? Xcetera. Looks real clean - Good Job on the craftmanship.

Everyone looks good - keep it up pplz. Good Luck.

Good Day,
RH.

 

its an optional ef part. 88-91 civic audio console. same as jdm one, different from edm one also the "jdm" armrest was a usdm option in the civic aswell

 

 

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yes on another forum I was on the guy tried it in his four door, but he had to turn the seat belt thing around so that it would clear. Check it out here: http://www.automotiveforums.co...27374
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The only problem I see with his idea is that when you flip the seatbelt assemblies, it puts the unbuckle switch directly beside the seat-back; it'd be nearly impossible to reach!!

Plus you'd have to slide your fingers UNDER the lap belt to get access to the unbuckle button; the lap belt would be higher and farther back on your stomach....it's not going to meet the body right if you get into a wreck!

 

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Guessing that he didn't have to change anything seat belt wise, I'm going to have to say manual. GOD I hate these auto seatbelts...

 

that's with the manual seatbelts, i can't find the digi camera to take a couple pics at the moment, but this an alright pic of it,



i will throw a couple better ones on here possibly tuesday if i can find the camera......