If not.. can someone show mw how bc ive seen it donw many times

 

yes, but there is a little gap on both sides and you are going to need a little bit more padding underneath, They dont quite form to your underbody. Mine are in there, and i have an old towel underneath, but you caa't see it. A lot of people comment on the seats, front and rear.. it lools good once its in there. you shouldnt have to fabricate anything. Good luck

 

do you have pics of this. im tryin to get mine to fit in there, and i noticed that the integra seats are split in half, while the civic seats are split in a 2/3, and 1/3. I took the whole thing apart and the integra seat is just a little shorter than the civic one. also has the seat release on the outside.

 

bump this for an answer, im putting mine in an ek coupe not hatchback. any helpers wanna help ???

 

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lol. well, im a helper. but i dont wanna help

 

awww come on man, as soon as the rear is in im ****** done https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=726992

 

sorry dude, the 50/50 hatch split seats will be very very difficult to fit into the 60/40 6g civic rears for the coupe and sedan

 

you think i can just cut that bracket holder in the rear and move it to the center? I have been contemplating this, the problem is then where do i clamp to top part in. (dont know what its called, but you have to pull a little cable in the trunk to make the seat backs fall. the bottom isnt a big deal, just have to cut or bend the integra seat holders.

 

Thanks

 

a pic of itr rears in an ek

http://patriot.net/~merritt/seats.html