96DXCivic
96DXCivic Reader
7/7/09 3:09 p.m.

A couple questions about taking parts from an Integra and putting them on a Civic. The seats from the GS-R are direct bolt-ins for the seats in a '96 Civic right? And also what parts do I need to grab to swap to Integra four wheel disc brakes and will this swap let me keep ABS? Also are the seats in the late '90s Civic Si any good?

93celicaGT2
93celicaGT2 Dork
7/7/09 3:19 p.m.

The seats in the late 90s Civic Si aren't special.

The DC2 integra seats will bolt directly into your EK.

To swap to the 4 wheel disc brakes you'll need pretty much the whole assembly back there. Seriously. Just grab everything back there..

The ABS? I'm not sure, to be honest.

96DXCivic
96DXCivic Reader
7/7/09 3:22 p.m.

Are the fronts on the Integra any better then the base Civic brakes? And also I am assuming I need the master cylinder.

David S. Wallens
David S. Wallens Editorial Director
7/7/09 5:06 p.m.

I'd back up a step: Why do you need better brakes? Seriously, what's the problem with the stock ones? I kept the rear drums on my CRX because they're lighter and were already there. Plus I wasn't have any problems. I did upgrade the fronts from HF to Si specs. Part of that was for more heat management on track, but the even bigger reason was to have more options regarding pads. Both the HF and Si calipers feature the same bore size, so I didn't have to swap our master cylinders.

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