Currently looking to purchase a JDP front duct lip or the type r looking one. Side skirts was looking at WingsWest RS or MUgens, and the rear bumper is some pos body kit one . Didnt know if I should just get the WW RS rear or try to find a stock rear bumper. none are at the local junkyard.
Thanks
yo dat shit is still rice lol u need a good flow son. shit sounds like cheerios and marbles lol
im confused on that response bro. Im just going off what these other guys have recommended. i unfortunately have a frankenstein hurt DA atm since i just bought her a few weeks ago. and it has a fucked up front body kit bumper no side skirts and a gay ass dual exhaust rear bumper… so yeah! I guess helping a fellow DA’r out would be appreciated since I’m wanting to do it the right way.
jdp lip, WW rs side skirt, stock rear bumper. thats just my opinion, if u really want something for the rear try to get mugen or mugen style rear bumper cover.
Thanks for the actual ontopic response 
I’m going to look into that
^^ all good bro. i think the WW rs side is replica of mugen looks pretty good imo. check for sale thread i think somebody is sell them.
92-93 front bumper with Type R lip, EK side skirts, stock rear bumper. (preferably the 92-93 rear since it flares a little lower than the 90-91)
^ wat i got 93 bumper with “type r” lip. and currently doing the dc sideskirts. those ek sideskirts are hard to get a hold of.
but wat if i were i think a jdp lip would flow good with either ek or dc sideskirts. imo.
i saw a green da special with accord (i think 94-98) rear lip.looked really good as long as you have side skirts not to over the top either.and definetly type r lip if your going 92-93
90-91 bumper stock lip or 1st gen integra 88-89 lip.
92-93 bumber and 96-98 accord lip, ek side skirts or the same 96-98 accord skirts 2dr or 4dr and done.
I have the 98 accord 4dr skirts on mine…
how hard was attaching the accord skirts? any mods u have to do?
92 93 type r lip ford taurus skirts and accord rear lips…flow the best to me
it just take abit of trimming but its not relly hard.
What year is your Integra? That really makes or breaks your possibilities. If you have a 90-91, you have less options than a 92-93.
If you have a 90-91, these would be my choices in front lips:
• USRacing
• Chargespeed
• Sigma (front bumper cover)
• JDP Engineering
Now take it, the first three are almost impossible to find but if you have the opportunity to get one, move on it fast. JDP, in my opinion, makes the best aftermarket lip for the 90-91 front bumper.
Now, if you have a 92-93 front bumper, these would be my choices:
• Inazuma/Password:JDM CF Inazuma replica
• JDP Engineering (both styles)
• Type R front lip
Again, the first lip is an impossible one to find but it sure does look good. My all time favorite front lips for 92-93 front bumpers are the JDP front lips (especially the one with the two lower air ducts). That’d be my choice 
As for sideskirts, I’ve never really been a fan of EK or DC or Accord sides, but to each his own. I’d say either:
• VIS Mugen replicas (unless you stumble upon authentic Mugen sideskirts)
• Wings West
• Sigma (but it’s again impossible to find, so just cross it off the list. Haha)
Personally, the Mugen/Mugen replica sideskirt looks the best. It flows really well and, again, in my opinion, looks the best.
Lastly, for rear lips you’re really limited. The year of your Integra also plays a part in which ones you can get.
If you have a 90-91, you can get either:
• OEM Optional rear lip
• Sigma rear bumper cover (Again, impossible. The Sigma kit is just baller status)
• Wings West/Mugen replica rear bumper cover
If you have this year rear bumper, I say get the OEM Optional rear lip. It’s by FAR the best flowing lip, it contours perfectly. After-all, it is OEM.
If you have a 92-93, you’re options are few.
• Wings West/Mugen replica rear bumper cover
• DIY Accord rear lip (which along with the sideskirts, they’re not my favorite.)
With all this in mind, it’s really up to you. Get what looks best in your eyes. Also, some things are harder to find than others so availability can also be an issue. The rarer the lip/sides, the more it’ll probably cost too.
And, just to finish everything off, here are some pictures of my lip kit. Took about 6 months to acquire everything and get them painted, but I’m very happy with the outcome.
• USRacing front lip (made by Pancake Racing, Japan)
• VIS Mugen replica sideskirts
• 90-91 OEM Optional rear lip
Sorry for such the long response, I absolutely love lip kits. I also did quite a bit of research back when I was deciding what I wanted. Hope this helps!
OMG, that is SOOOOOOOO SEXY!!! I went with an Ebay special type-r front lip, ED M-type sides and fatory optional rear lip! My front is not as low but the flow is nice.
[QUOTE=OldskoojdmDA9;2224366]What year is your Integra? That really makes or breaks your possibilities. If you have a 90-91, you have less options than a 92-93.
If you have a 90-91, these would be my choices in front lips:
• USRacing
• Chargespeed
• Sigma (front bumper cover)
• JDP Engineering
Now take it, the first three are almost impossible to find but if you have the opportunity to get one, move on it fast. JDP, in my opinion, makes the best aftermarket lip for the 90-91 front bumper.
Now, if you have a 92-93 front bumper, these would be my choices:
• Inazuma/Password:JDM CF Inazuma replica
• JDP Engineering (both styles)
• Type R front lip
Again, the first lip is an impossible one to find but it sure does look good. My all time favorite front lips for 92-93 front bumpers are the JDP front lips (especially the one with the two lower air ducts). That’d be my choice
As for sideskirts, I’ve never really been a fan of EK or DC or Accord sides, but to each his own. I’d say either:
• VIS Mugen replicas (unless you stumble upon authentic Mugen sideskirts)
• Wings West
• Sigma (but it’s again impossible to find, so just cross it off the list. Haha)
Personally, the Mugen/Mugen replica sideskirt looks the best. It flows really well and, again, in my opinion, looks the best.
Lastly, for rear lips you’re really limited. The year of your Integra also plays a part in which ones you can get.
If you have a 90-91, you can get either:
• OEM Optional rear lip
• Sigma rear bumper cover (Again, impossible. The Sigma kit is just baller status)
• Wings West/Mugen replica rear bumper cover
If you have this year rear bumper, I say get the OEM Optional rear lip. It’s by FAR the best flowing lip, it contours perfectly. After-all, it is OEM.
If you have a 92-93, you’re options are few.
• Wings West/Mugen replica rear bumper cover
• DIY Accord rear lip (which along with the sideskirts, they’re not my favorite.)
With all this in mind, it’s really up to you. Get what looks best in your eyes. Also, some things are harder to find than others so availability can also be an issue. The rarer the lip/sides, the more it’ll probably cost too.
And, just to finish everything off, here are some pictures of my lip kit. Took about 6 months to acquire everything and get them painted, but I’m very happy with the outcome.
• USRacing front lip (made by Pancake Racing, Japan)
• VIS Mugen replica sideskirts
• 90-91 OEM Optional rear lip
Sorry for such the long response, I absolutely love lip kits. I also did quite a bit of research back when I was deciding what I wanted. Hope this helps!
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Very clean, the weird part is that this car has the exact same kit setup I had on my daily beater Integra before I sold it like 3 years ago, US Racing Lip, Mugen style sides, and OEM optional rear lip. Lucky I kept the kit though…never know if I decide to build another DA for a beater track car.
Thanks man! That’s cool that you had the same set up, I haven’t come across another person who has. Great minds think alike Glad you decided to keep the kit as well, most people just sell them along with their car. Props to you.
Yes great minds think alike, lol. I think that setup is the cleanest you can do to a 90-91. I try not to get rid of my DA parts just in case. I actually have 2 US racing lips, 2 OEM rear lips, and a set of OEM skirts just sitting in my basement as spares or for whatever. I was thinking of swapping to a 90-91 front and rear bumpers on my other DA so can put the US Racing lip and OEM rear on it.
I agree, I think it’s the best set-up you can do with 90-91 bumpers. That’s super legit that you have a spare USRacing front lip and OEM optional rear lip, along with OEM optional sides. I wish I had an extra set! Two DA’s with those lip kits would be killer, but yet again having them chillin’ in the basement is just as cool. Up to you!
I used to be a huge parts whore, lol. When I was still messing with DAs, I’d usually double up or triple on body parts just case. At one point I had like 4 sets of one piece headlights, lol. Sooner or later I’ll change up my DA with the lips, but I have too many project cars. The DA will have to wait a bit.
