ITR sway bar 22mm fit into a EJ civic sedan

[ej6sliver]

Im just curious if anyone know if a ITR sway bar can be fitted into a 96 honda civic sedan, cuz im on my way to upgrade my full suspenion for my car, so i will be able to track the car next summer

if anyone know anythin bout that, or trackin please lemme know
like what should i have on my car before i can able to track it
I only have full tein s tech springs now, its a start lemme know

thanks

 

[OblivionEK]

Asr sway bar and si links or you can get some d brackets from an integra and long bolts to fit it to the subframe. You risk tear-out with that large of a bar and no brace.

 

[ej6sliver]

Asr sway bar and si links or you can get some d brackets from an integra and long bolts to fit it to the subframe. You risk tear-out with that large of a bar and no brace.

http://kitchener.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-auto-parts-tires-other-parts-accessories-Big-Rear-sway-bar-Honda-Civic-Acura-Integra-W0QQAdIdZ238976019#

i dont get it sorry, but would that work for my civic tho?

thanks

 

[OblivionEK]

They look like they would fit. They have an adapter for the sway bar end links that have the same landing point as the Si sway links. I don't see why that wouldn't fit, but a 22mm sway bar would be rough on your subframe and you might get some tear-out.

After looking at those d brackets on that sway bar, they're staggered to fit an EJ subframe, looks like a good deal for the custom work. I would snatch that thing up.

 

[ej6sliver]

They look like they would fit. They have an adapter for the sway bar end links that have the same landing point as the Si sway links. I don't see why that wouldn't fit, but a 22mm sway bar would be rough on your subframe and you might get some tear-out.

After looking at those d brackets on that sway bar, they're staggered to fit an EJ subframe, looks like a good deal for the custom work. I would snatch that thing up.

what does it mean it will be rough on my subframe? like is that bad for the subframe? and what will be the consequence? sorry i dont know much bout car as much as i would think i do

thanks again!

 

[OblivionEK]

Yes, It's bad for the sub-frame. It really depends on how you drive; if your tracking with it, you'll tear the subframe out of your car. Go ahead and get the ASR brace if your tracking, you'll need it for support with the ITR sway-bar anyways.