DC2 ITR SEAT INSTALL
This page is my little effort to explain how I installed DC2 Integra Type R front and rear seats into a 6th generation EK Civic hatchback.Necessary Items:
Front Seats
The Integra seats rails will not bolt into the Civic. There is a very simple way around this problem. The seat rails from Civic seats can be used with the Integra seats. Each set of rails have two parts. There is the part that bolts to the floor of the car then that part that bolts into the bottom of the seat. The part that bolts to the floor of the car is that part that must be exchanged. The Integra rail slides off and the Civic rail will slide right on. Then the seats will bolt right down.
Rear Seats
The cushion for the back seats does not bolt down like the Civic cushion did. There are two tabs on the bottom of the seat that snap into two holes in the chassis. That holds the cushion in place quite well. The seat belt buckles also help to keep the seat cushion down. Unbolt the seat buckles and middle belt, put the Integra cushion in, then bolt them down again. The middle seat belt will no longer be necessary, just chuck it along with the middle buckle. There will be gaps on either side of the cushion and between the seat back and the cushion but it is nothing extremely noticeable. I do not find it aesthetically displeasing.
The
above picture shows one of the tabs on the bottom of the seat cushion
and the hole it snaps into. |
The
above picture shows the slight gap between the seat cushion and the
seat backs. |
The
above picture shows the peg on the side of the Integra seat back. |
The
above picture shows one of the holes that needs to be drilled out
to fit the Integra seat peg. |
Another
method people have used to install the rear seats is to remove the
apholstry from both the stock seats and integra seats. The integra
apholstry goes onto the stock civic seat frames and then everything
else gets chucked.