CRX HF aluminum rear drums
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Re: CRX HF aluminum rear drums (Tyson)
I have used them on quite a few 88/89 Civic and CRX Si's. I am sure that they will work on anything that uses the same rear brake shoeas these models. That covers quite a few models
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ok, wasnt sure if you meant later civics or sometihng. interesting to hear the insight also utilizes this extra part as well.
$60 each from majestic.
Modified by Tyson at 4:53 PM 1/5/2005
$60 each from majestic.
Modified by Tyson at 4:53 PM 1/5/2005
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Re: CRX HF aluminum rear drums (Tyson)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tyson »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its simply a weight issue. the friction lining is still the same iron, the casing which is the bulk of the material is aluminum. its up to you if you care if you want less weight back there.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I like to think the aluminum disipates heat better than the cast iron. Also, being very "old school" I like the looks of finned aluminum drums, through my alloy wheels.
Keith, who always wanted Alfin finned aluminum drums for his Triumph...
I like to think the aluminum disipates heat better than the cast iron. Also, being very "old school" I like the looks of finned aluminum drums, through my alloy wheels.
Keith, who always wanted Alfin finned aluminum drums for his Triumph...
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Re: CRX HF aluminum rear drums (Setup)
I'm going to redo the drums on my 91 civic si with the insight drums.... anyone have suggestions for parts to do drums? I figured minimum i order the 2 drums and 2 sets of shoes.
I've never done drums before... any other parts I need with the work?
I've never done drums before... any other parts I need with the work?
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Re: CRX HF aluminum rear drums (splitime)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by splitime »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm going to redo the drums on my 91 civic si with the insight drums.... anyone have suggestions for parts to do drums? I figured minimum i order the 2 drums and 2 sets of shoes.
I've never done drums before... any other parts I need with the work?</TD></TR></TABLE>
"Horseshoe" clips and maybe wheel cylinders if needed. If they've never been replaced before, do it. Adjust and bleed regularly.
I've never done drums before... any other parts I need with the work?</TD></TR></TABLE>
"Horseshoe" clips and maybe wheel cylinders if needed. If they've never been replaced before, do it. Adjust and bleed regularly.
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Update on this: Looks like RockAuto has Insight drums for $13 a piece. Not sure if they are aluminum, but the specs say they weigh 5lbs, and the crx/civic drums are listed as 7.5lbs. All the rest of the specs are almost identical (ID, Height, Friction surface, etc).
5lbs of un-sprung weight savings? Yes please!
CENTRIC Part # 12240015 $12.87
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/more...244&cc=1381148
84-95 civic: http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/more...172&cc=1168253
5lbs of un-sprung weight savings? Yes please!
CENTRIC Part # 12240015 $12.87
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/more...244&cc=1381148
84-95 civic: http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/more...172&cc=1168253
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Wow, and it seems they have now removed all of the Insight drums from their parts catalog... Damn, and I was going to get some of these soon!
Edit: This place may have them, although it says they ship from the manufacture, and you will probably get a notice saying they are discontinued...
http://autoplicity.com/products/2413...rake_drum.aspx
Edit: This place may have them, although it says they ship from the manufacture, and you will probably get a notice saying they are discontinued...
http://autoplicity.com/products/2413...rake_drum.aspx
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Re: CRX HF aluminum rear drums
Update on this: Looks like RockAuto has Insight drums for $13 a piece. Not sure if they are aluminum, but the specs say they weigh 5lbs, and the crx/civic drums are listed as 7.5lbs. All the rest of the specs are almost identical (ID, Height, Friction surface, etc).
5lbs of un-sprung weight savings? Yes please!
CENTRIC Part # 12240015 $12.87
More Information for CENTRIC 12240015
84-95 civic: More Information for CENTRIC 12340007
5lbs of un-sprung weight savings? Yes please!
CENTRIC Part # 12240015 $12.87
More Information for CENTRIC 12240015
84-95 civic: More Information for CENTRIC 12340007
Ongoing update:
Rockauto dropped these to $7 on clearout recently. At that price I had to see so I ordered 4 of them and they are unfortunately steel. Just started my return but they are still using the same Part no and infographic for the aluminum ones even though what they send you is steel.
Weight is 7.58lbs per drum
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Re: CRX HF aluminum rear drums
Ongoing update:
Rockauto dropped these to $7 on clearout recently. At that price I had to see so I ordered 4 of them and they are unfortunately steel. Just started my return but they are still using the same Part no and infographic for the aluminum ones even though what they send you is steel.
Weight is 7.58lbs per drum
Rockauto dropped these to $7 on clearout recently. At that price I had to see so I ordered 4 of them and they are unfortunately steel. Just started my return but they are still using the same Part no and infographic for the aluminum ones even though what they send you is steel.
Weight is 7.58lbs per drum
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