curioso

ok guys i dont know if im int he right section but here is the deal

and i try to search and nothing came up or maybe i didnt search good enough


well i have a 98 ex coupe with drums

and i have an integra for parts and i want to put the rear disc from the integra into my coupe

how hard is it and will it bolt up thanks guys

civic_r87111

It's a 2-3 hour job but not really that hard and it will bolt right up, u should find more info on it in the FAQ section in the thread.

300whpej

the entire trailing arm should bolt up with little to no issues. i plan on tackling this myself soon, but shouldnt take too long if you have the proper tools. the brake section should give you a little more information on the information youre looking for.

92ehatch

it is a direct bolt on.

the hardest part is the e brake cables, which isnt that hard at all

its easier to have a second person to help lift them tho. they arent light when you are laying under a car, or crouched next to it

curioso

ok guys thanks ill be doing this swap within the next 2 weeks ll take some pics of the swap

curioso

so the e brake cables from the integra would work on the ek right guys?????

velisma

I think the integra brake cables should work on an EK... I did this swap in my 94 EG hatch and I used the E-brake cables from a 96 Integra LS w/ no problems at all. If nothing else, you could use the E-brake cables from a 99-00 Civic Si. I know those will definitely fit.

Please tell me you got the rear brake hoses w/ the swap too. If not, you have to buy the brake hoses for the integra

curioso

oh ok well hopefullythe ones from the integra fit cuz im getting everything from that car so


i dont want to be looking for the si ebrake cables

velisma

Don't worry, everything should go very smoothly for you... You know the old saying... if you can play with legos, you can mess with a Honda... lol!

oh almost forgot... does the rear disk set you're getting have ABS?

civic_r87111

Doesn't all integras have ABS?? 93+ anyway