OK...Name that LCA???
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02Type-S
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OK...Name that LCA???
92-95 civic?
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2002 Acura TL-S
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Dabeastwthn
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OK...Name that LCA???
They fit the Teg...they just toed the wheels in too much for some reason?? :dunno:kra95teg;138837 wrote:what if they are ones for an ef.. just a thought... but if you want to see if they fit an 92-95 civic i know where one is that you can match it up to...but then why wouldnt they fit the integra...im going with HF ask kevin to match them up....
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eh2_Erik
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OK...Name that LCA???
EK lca's are a lot longer than ones for a EG/DC.
EG/DC ones can also be used on EFs.
Also, the strut bushing is thinner on an EK opposed to an EG.
EG/DC ones can also be used on EFs.
Also, the strut bushing is thinner on an EK opposed to an EG.
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