Pics of EFs with upgraded brakes?
05-01-2004, 07:25 PM
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Re: Pics of EFs with upgraded brakes? (Cementups)
I'll have pics in a couple weeks. Ordering everything for the rear disc conversion as well as new parts for the front...Brembo blanks, EBC Green Stuff pads, Goodridge SS brake lines
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05-02-2004, 01:43 AM
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Re: Pics of EFs with upgraded brakes? (SoulSurfer)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SoulSurfer »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> EBC Green Stuff pads</TD></TR></TABLE>
absolute worst pads you could spend your money on, i wouldnt even use em if i got em for free.
absolute worst pads you could spend your money on, i wouldnt even use em if i got em for free.
05-02-2004, 02:44 AM
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Re: (I LOVE MY EF9)
well I will try to show mine not really a hatch or rex but the same suspenison as guys
let me see
stuff if u could see is:
Aem brake kit all around
Goodridge SS brake lines
90-93 DA front and rear convert
ITR MC and brake booster
90-93 prop valve 40-40
let me see
stuff if u could see is:
Aem brake kit all around
Goodridge SS brake lines
90-93 DA front and rear convert
ITR MC and brake booster
90-93 prop valve 40-40
05-02-2004, 10:11 AM
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Re: Pics of EFs with upgraded brakes? (dan4g63)
only pic i could find....90 EX front hubs and brakes (same size as integra) and integra rear disc brakes, SS lines, and Hawk pads on the front....
05-02-2004, 10:15 AM
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Re: ;=--- (ToyZ)
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-NSX twin pot brakecaliper
-Alcon 280mm 2-piece perforated brake disc
-Ferodo DS2500 brakepads
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by far the cleanest beats me out that is for sure
but ain't u scared u will lock up with all that power in the fron and no abs???
-NSX twin pot brakecaliper
-Alcon 280mm 2-piece perforated brake disc
-Ferodo DS2500 brakepads
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by far the cleanest beats me out that is for sure
but ain't u scared u will lock up with all that power in the fron and no abs???
05-02-2004, 10:17 AM
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Re: ;=--- (ToyZ)
Hey... nice NSX brake swap! Can you do me a HUGE favor? Can you measure the distance from the center of the wheel hub to the outermost edge of the caliper? I am looking to do this swap under my 15" rota slips and want to make sure that it will fit.
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B
Thanks,
B
05-02-2004, 10:30 AM
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Re: ;=--- (civic type B)
Sure no problem, allthough you to have some patience.
As far as I can tell you they should fit a 15" wheel with an offset of <40, but I'll measure it just in case
For those wondering if the setup would lock up without ABS..............yes they do, but only on a damp or wet track at full stopping power.
This set has been tested at the racetrack and tend to be very reliable stopping at high speeds for every corner, time after time.
As long as you treat it with respect it gives you the stopping power you need.
CYA,
Tommy
As far as I can tell you they should fit a 15" wheel with an offset of <40, but I'll measure it just in case
For those wondering if the setup would lock up without ABS..............yes they do, but only on a damp or wet track at full stopping power.
This set has been tested at the racetrack and tend to be very reliable stopping at high speeds for every corner, time after time.
As long as you treat it with respect it gives you the stopping power you need.
CYA,
Tommy
05-02-2004, 04:37 PM
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Re: ;=--- (ToyZ)
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I want to marry this car...
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I want to marry this car...
05-02-2004, 10:12 PM
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Re: ;=--- (Harry_Randal)
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I want to marry this car... </TD></TR></TABLE>
^^^ I'm with stupid.
I want to marry this car...
</TD></TR></TABLE>^^^ I'm with stupid.
05-03-2004, 02:51 AM
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NSX setup will not fit most 15" wheels.
This has nothing to do with the offset of the wheel,but solely with the shape of the inside of the rim.
I know for a fact that 15" Honda CIvic SIR II wheels DO fit. And that a few brands of common 15" did not. It's risky to rely on the measurements of someone thousands of miles away tho. Prepare to go 16.
This has nothing to do with the offset of the wheel,but solely with the shape of the inside of the rim.
I know for a fact that 15" Honda CIvic SIR II wheels DO fit. And that a few brands of common 15" did not. It's risky to rely on the measurements of someone thousands of miles away tho. Prepare to go 16.
