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Old 02-19-2005, 02:11 AM
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Sway bar mounting

Does anyone know if the 90- 93 integra rear LCA's can be used for the sway bar mounts. If so, would the integra swaybar fit? or would I need one from a CRX Si? This is in conjunction with the rear disc trailing arms.
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Old 02-19-2005, 07:51 AM
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Yes its all interchangeable, and sum1 brought to my attention that the crx si rear sway bar is bigger then the tegs.
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Old 02-19-2005, 02:41 PM
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Re: Sway bar mounting

So I can use the CRX sway with the integra lca's?
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Old 02-19-2005, 02:58 PM
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Re: Re: Sway bar mounting

Instead of replacing the lower control arms to add a "stock" sized sway bar check out a Suspension Techniques rear sway bar. It's 7/8" and 6-way adjustable with a reasonable price. I use it on mine and have no complaints what so ever. You will NOT need different control arms because the sway bar mounts to the shock mounting point.

check out my pics to see how it installs.
www.jegs.com is the only place that I know of that sells the rear bar seperately, or you could go with a front/rear kit. That's what I did and I removed the ST front sway a week after install, there was to much understeer for my liking. The whole point of adding or enlarging the rear sway is to overcome a Front-wheel drives natural understeer.
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Re: Re: Sway bar mounting

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So I can use the CRX sway with the integra lca's?
yes,but the DA lca's are 1/16" longer eye to eye,it'll add a little negative camber,not enough to worry about if your not lowered,may want a camber kit or do the washer trick if your lowered with negative camber already.I'm running 92 integra rear lca's along with the DA rear sway bar with mod'd brackets to bolt up to my 90 dx hatch.
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Re: Sway bar mounting

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Yes its all interchangeable, and sum1 brought to my attention that the crx si rear sway bar is bigger then the tegs.

yes bigger,but not enough to notice,(.3mm)
As found on H-T posted by Tyson:
"DC is 13mm. DC 4dr is 14mm. DA is 14.7mm. EF is 15mm. DA 4dr sedan is biggest, 15.9mm"

The bushings on the DA sway bar I took off were marked 14.7 when I replaced them with energy suspension ones when I mounted the bar,But I took a dial caliper to the bar and it and it read 15mm,guess the paint added the .3mm
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I have 90 teg rear disc.. does any1 have a pic of the mounting points on um and do i need to mod some shit like pyscho? i got a 90 dx too
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Old 02-20-2005, 06:18 PM
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Re: Sway bar mounting

If you have use of a welder or have a friend who does its easier than you'ld think to do it.Here is the post I put on honda-tech on how I did it:
http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1146145
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there is also sway bar adapter kits for instance on jegs website and optionssaloon 876-55320 Swaybar adapter kit for 1988-91 Civic/CRX which is made by suspension techniques.. this adapter kit should solve my problem correct?
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Re: Sway bar mounting

If you buy the ST rear bar you wont need any adapters. it will bolt right up and you will be much happier with it compared to a tiny stock rear bar.
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Old 02-22-2005, 08:26 AM
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so with the teg rear and having a dx i will have a problem free install? just wanna make sure cause i thought it bolted to the body also..
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