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Old 04-17-2004, 04:16 AM
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Question integra suspension = civic suspension?

as i posted before, i recently totaled my GS-R, and i'm trying to get a 92-95 civic si hatch. will my suspension (H&R Sport springs & Bilstein shocks, and Tenzo R rear lower tie bar) fit the civic?
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Re: integra suspension = civic suspension?

I am 100% sure they will fit the coupe but only about 80% sure they will fit the hatch. I do know that the spring rates will be slightly higher than what would come from H&R for the civic though. Also it probably will not sit as low b/c the civic is going to weigh less especailly the front b/c of the d series motor. But a motor swap will fix that
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