QUICK Shock/Strut Question!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[geezy]

Ok one of my shocks is blown, will a 91 integra d.a shock fit a 89 honda civic ef?????

i need to know asap... :goodjob:

[punkr6]

http://ef-honda.com/ben/EFhybridsus.php

[geezy]

http://ef-honda.com/ben/EFhybridsus.php

is that a yess????

[punkr6]

is that a yess????

Jesus man, can't you read..?

Shocks:
If you have non-88 LCA's, any EF, DA or EG/DC rear shock will fit, but some are better than others. The DA shock, for instance, is about 1.5" longer than the stock EF shock. Just for the record, this height difference is ABOVE the perch. That means that your car will be the same height regardless of what shock you run. Travel is your friend and there is no sense in putting a longer shock in there unless you are going to raise it up and go rallying. The DA shocks, though, are valved stiffer than their EF counterpart.

[silverDA]

yes.

[geezy]

Jesus man, can't you read..?

Shocks:
If you have non-88 LCA's, any EF, DA or EG/DC rear shock will fit, but some are better than others. The DA shock, for instance, is about 1.5" longer than the stock EF shock. Just for the record, this height difference is ABOVE the perch. That means that your car will be the same height regardless of what shock you run. Travel is your friend and there is no sense in putting a longer shock in there unless you are going to raise it up and go rallying. The DA shocks, though, are valved stiffer than their EF counterpart.

Well thank you for clearing that up

yes.

reps to all!

[geezy]

did some research and found this

They will physically bolt on at the top and bottom but the '90-93 Integra front and rear shocks are much longer than the ef shocks. Don't do it unless you want the car to sit silly high

[geezy]

UPDATE!!!

I INSTALLED REAR RIGHT DA SHOCK
RAISED LESS THAN HALF A INCH
NO BIGGIE.. RIDES GOOD

[KodyH]

Jesus man, can't you read..?

Shocks:
If you have non-88 LCA's, any EF, DA or EG/DC rear shock will fit, but some are better than others. The DA shock, for instance, is about 1.5" longer than the stock EF shock. Just for the record, this height difference is ABOVE the perch. That means that your car will be the same height regardless of what shock you run. Travel is your friend and there is no sense in putting a longer shock in there unless you are going to raise it up and go rallying. The DA shocks, though, are valved stiffer than their EF counterpart.

FTW!