90-93 integra dash into 91 civic

OKay, I have searched high and low, and I have not been able to find the answer that I'm looking for. I have the entire dash from a DA that I want to install in my 91 civic hatch. I found the wiring portion of the gauge cluster in http://www.4thgenerationcivic.com/ , but there is no information on the actual placement of the dash and center console. I want to do the swap, but I want it to be a weekend job, not a monthlong job. Has anyone done this swap before? pleae let me know. Thanks

it wont bolt it....so its not going to be a weekend job....unless your a fabricator with a tig welder....but if you were a fabricator with a tig welder...you wouldnt need to ask how to install it......I put the 2000 Integra GSR Dash in my 89 Hatch.....wasent worth my time....yeah it looks cool....but so does the OEM Civic dash.

it wont bolt it....so its not going to be a weekend job....unless your a fabricator with a tig welder....but if you were a fabricator with a tig welder...you wouldnt need to ask how to install it......I put the 2000 Integra GSR Dash in my 89 Hatch.....wasent worth my time....yeah it looks cool....but so does the OEM Civic dash.
i'm sorry but that is not true. jer fit one of those dashes in TJ's old civic when he lived here. that civic is now in the junkyard, i could take pics if you would like as it's still sitting there

it takes a little modification to the dash it's self. all integra sub assemblies are needed (metal brackets)

the door panels on the other hand will take more modification than the dash. since the window crank doesn't line up, i suggest using LS or better door panles that have power windows

i'm sorry but that is not true. jer fit one of those dashes in TJ's old civic when he lived here. that civic is now in the junkyard, i could take pics if you would like as it's still sitting there

it takes a little modification to the dash it's self. all integra sub assemblies are needed (metal brackets)

the door panels on the other hand will take more modification than the dash. since the window crank doesn't line up, i suggest using LS or better door panles that have power windows


real ?....I didnt know it bolted in somewhat....thats kinda cool then....because it does have nicer lines then the EF dash

sorry for the dirty car. that is how it was dropped off to the junkyard. also, sorry for the late reply. i took the pics a while ago but didn't have time to unload the digi-cam.
http://www.4thgenerationcivic.com/how-to's/dash_002.jpg

http://www.4thgenerationcivic.com/how-to's/dash_003.jpg

there ya have it....a 90-93 teg dash into a 4g hatch

Looks good and a shame that it's at the junkyard. His hard work is gone. But there someting interesting about that pic, It looks like he also tried the doorpanel on the driver side door. You can bearly make it out in the picture though.

don't you worry about jer's work going to waste. we might end up with that car. if we do we'll gut it the rest of the way out and make a custom fiberglass dash.

i'm happier the car ended up at the junkyard than still in tj's hands.

I don't really like how that looks. There is just something about it, I dunno. Good install and all, but I just dont like it.

Ive seen this swap before but has anyone ever tried a dash in 4thgen from a 94up integra i seen one in a 93 hatch with 97 integra dash and door panels. Is it possible to do a 94up integra dash in the 4gen civics...I think it would look decent somewhat..later

Ive seen this swap before but has anyone ever tried a dash in 4thgen from a 94up integra i seen one in a 93 hatch with 97 integra dash and door panels. Is it possible to do a 94up integra dash in the 4gen civics...I think it would look decent somewhat..later


I have a 2000 teg dash.....trust me.....not worth the headache