sevwen7

will the rear disk off of an integra with the flip up lights, i think thats 1st gen, be able to fit on my 91 sedan?

Projekt_Ef9

Idk if they will work but i know that the DA (90-93) Integra ones will work.

sevwen7

alright. i was in a hurry and i didnt look around enough to find a da. ill check next time, the wreck yards just down the street

EE2bitsk

ya look for any from a 90-01 integra.
also if you were wondering, the integra hatch e-brake cables fit perfect, dunno if the sedans are the same but you could check if you felt the need. lol.

sevwen7

the newer integra ones will fit? cause i saw lots of those

BrayzieEF9

I got 96 LS integra rear disc on my hatch.you need DA integra hatch/coupe e brake cables.

csingham

and shocks

BrayzieEF9

no you don't? dont forget the correct MC,BB, and prop valve

sevwen7

is mc master cylinder? and i dont know what bb is. haha im still pretty new

BrayzieEF9

this thread will answer all your questions,if it doesn't.It's obvious your not reading then.https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-crx-ef-civic-1988-1991-3/rear-disk-brake-conversion-w-pics-1916212/

MC=Master Cylinder
BB=Brake Booster
Prop valve=Proportioning valve

sevwen7

haha alright thanks man

EE2bitsk

technically you dont need the brake booster. i just did rear discs on mine and did the prop valve only and it stops perfectly fine. i could see getting the brake booster if you upgrade the front breaks as well.

BrayzieEF9

yeah Technically, but you need it to bolt up the DA master cylinder.since the MC ain't gonna bolt up correctly(different flange angle)to your stock booster.Plus your not gonna feel a difference in braking til you get the 15/16 Master cylinder.

EE2bitsk

well thats what i meant was the master cylinder and brake booster lol.
but that makes sense, i need to get on that ish for mine ASAP. thanks for the heads up dood.

Projekt_Ef9

If you have an 88 you have to change the rear lcas as well.

asianflava

I'm pretty sure it won't work. The first gen Teg which shares the same suspension as the 84-87 CRX (3G) had solid beam rear axles. The newer Civics (4G and up) have independent rear suspension.

sevwen7

haha yeah i figured that out now. and i found a nice da there so ill pick off that for a while

Fo-Do Fanatic

http://www.fourthgenhatch.net/reardiscswap.html Use this write-up. Great info. Tell's you everything you need to do it and every single step down to the tee. I'll be following this tomorrow and I know it'll be easy doing so with this write as a few of my buddies have done it with this write up. GL.

sevwen7

oh sweet! this one looks way better than the other one i found. thanks fo-do!

EL Vap133

As mentioned earlier, you need the 90-01 Integra rear disc brakes. I would get all the components together and install them all at once because bleeding brakes is not fun.

Projekt_Ef9

Im about to do mine today just found an almost complete 91 integra for parts. thanks for that great write up Fo-Do Fanatic that will help out a lot.

Fo-Do Fanatic

That's the write up I'm going to use. fourthgenhatch.com has a lot of really cool/useful links on what to do on some things.