DC2R Coilovers into DC2 VTIR

[Tap.Ris]

What parts do I need to be able to put a itr coilver into a dc2 vtir apart from the rear lower control arm? OEM ones are good or aftermarket ones? I've been trying to visualize how the ball joint will fit a aftermarket ones, can anyone post up a pic of how a ball joint will fit? Many thanks!

[dupac->]

just use oem itr REAR lca if u can get them cheap.

pm xtat1k he may have some lying around.

ball joint?

[Chi]

As du said dc2r rear lca.

[dupac->]

lol are you chasing my posts chi?

LOL yes REAR ones obviously because he did state rear lca either oem or good after market ones!

[Tap.Ris]

thanks for the quick reply (as always)... yea i just can't figure out how a itr rear coilover able to fit a aftermarket LCA as the itr coilover has got a ball type (not a fork type like DC2/EG) if you get wat i mean.

[dupac->]

ahh yeah...

well instead of the FORK type how it sits on the outside of the REAR LCA with a bolt going through both...

The ball type will sit INSIDE the REAR LCA. with a bolt going through both

[Tap.Ris]

Yeah, those will go into a OEM ones but how abt aftermarket ones? The aftermarket ones are only for fork type? Cus i don't see how a ball type can fit into a aftermarket ones.

[dupac->]

those ones are only for EG and DC2/4

Not made for the Type R

unless u wanna run dc2 LCA with dc2 coilovers


when you have the type r coil over and the type r lca u will know what to do.

penis and vagina same thing. you'll know what to do

[string]

I think you've answered your own question. It is obvious that the eyelet style ITR shocks will not attach to the arms you've pictured.

[Tap.Ris]

yeah thanks for the confirmation. So the only way to go is go for the oem ones?

[Chi]

Yeah, those will go into a OEM ones but how abt aftermarket ones? The aftermarket ones are only for fork type? Cus i don't see how a ball type can fit into a aftermarket ones.

[dupac->]

no.

you can get after market ones.

JDMyard has or had them for sale.

Function7 Integra type R Rear LCA's. if not then go for OEM ones.

but you do have both options available to you.