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here is another site as well http://hybrid2.honda-perf.org/tech/darrow-5g.html

You can swap it in, and you can find most of the information you need here http://tech.hybridgarage.com/tech/5gtech/index.html If you can get a good deal on it, definately get it :thumbs up:

if your 95 ex wheels are stock they should be 14's, that is the standard size of civics unless you have an 99-00 si, then they would be 15's. just look at your tire size and you will know how big your wheel is. the last number of the tire size is your wheel size.

you could just get a front and rear lip spoiler, there are a bunch of nice ones for 99-00 civics.

im from southeastern pa

And if you do plan on getting a camber kit, make sure you get get an alignment right after you install it. If not, you will have so problems keeping your car on the road.

Me likes, you should enter if for Ride of the Month.

If you like it, then go for it. I personally am not a fan of extreme bodykits. But it's your car, so do what you want to it. here's the pick

yeah, www.wheelmax.com always has some good deals. they have a bunch of christmas specials right now until the 19th.

yeah, i thought they ran mid to high 15's stock too :roll:

since you have a high revving engine i would go with the 4-1

They are about the same as ground controls. If you can get a good deal on them, then I say get them.

lookin good :thumbs up: what do you plan on doing next?

so how is the process coming along?

I don't have any timeslips, but i would guestimate somewhere in the low 14's.

Yeah, I would like to see some pics as well.

There probably won't be any difference between the sedan and coupes gas mileage, but the ex will probably get about 2 miles less per gallon then the lx. I would say somewhere are 36 or so highway for the ex.

Thats the way I went as well.

looking good :thumbs up: what else do you have planned?

Welcom aboard. :D