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00si

is it true that a trailing arm from an integra is the same as the si trailing arm

00si

what is the difference in a integra lower control arm and a civic si lower control arm

Fabrik8

I was going to ask if you got an LCA that you knew was compatible.

I keep thinking there is some length difference between the Civ and Teg LCA or something related. I think I remember something about doing a Teg disc brake swap on a Civic and the Teg trailing arms are a drop in replacement but you must use the Civic LCAs because they are a different length (I think the Teg LCAs are longer?). That would certainly explain the problem you're having though.

Someone will have to verify that, I can't remember. I could be completely wrong about that. It's been known to happen occasionally.

Looks like you may have to get that bolt out after all..

SlowLS

I work at Honda and have done many alignments on civic. I have not seen and Honda or any car for that matter that you could not adjust the toe in the rear. 92 GSRteg is right. You loosen #17 and use a pry bar. If you are trying to adjust your toe in your driveway by eyeball, and not on an alignment machine, you will not even get it close.

00si

the lower arm i have gotten is for a 2000 civic si everything lined up bolt wise but the toe is really bad

Jarrod

Get. A. Alignment.

Problem solved.

Fabrik8

If the toe is that bad, I still think you probably have a problem. Usually the stock toe adjustments aren't great enough that you can look at the wheel at the ends of the toe adjustment range and say "holy shit, that's way off"..