I have some integra knuckles I'm putting on my DX Civic for a brake upgrade, and I was looking at Brembo Blank rotors for them. The problem is the website I was on has the rotors listed under different part numbers for the different years of the DC2 (I think 94-96 and 97-01). I was wondering if anyone was aware of what differences there might be, like maybe offset or something? I always thought all DC Integras had the same brakes with the exception of the R.

Since I don't know exactly what year teggy my knuckles came from. Is there any chance someone might be able to help me figure out how to identify the parts I already have?

 

what is a dc1?

 

Hey, all I know is that honda brakes work great. My DC2 is insane stock. Honda uses the same caliper and rotor design on numeruos cars, as my family has owned many hondas.
I compare the stock brakes to factory Brembos on other cars, such as STI, no offense Sube. I think I'd go just with brake lines, fluid, pads, and new non rusted rotors. No need for expensive kits.

 

x2...

 

i can't rememebr perfectly, but This model wasn't sold in the US. Everythig is exactly the same as a DC2 but it has a Single cam motor.

 

the integra brakes are great and the car itself is light so it works out well...just trying to source me some rear ITR brakes and maybe some legend equipment up front

 

Damn, forgive my ignorance. I was up way too late. For some reason I was thinking the subtle differences in DC Integras meant they had different chassis codes. Like EJ1 and EJ2. I guess all of them in the states are DC2. I better change the title and first post.

Anyways, the problem still remains. I can't tell whether my knuckles/brake assembly is from an early or late model DC.

 

3rd gen Integra chassis codes:
94-01 Coupe RS/LS/SE/GS - DC4
94-01 Coupe GSR - DC2
94-01 Sedan RS/LS/GS - DB7
94-01 Sedan GSR - DB8
94-01 Integra Type R Coupe - DC2

DC2 is a vtec equipped, 2 door, 3rd gen Integra.

To my knowledge, all non-ITR 3rd gen Integras use the same brakes. If its from a 94-01 Integra, and not a Type-R, it will fit. The lines are different between ABS and non-ABS cars, but the actual brakes are the same.

 

I guess I was wrong again about the chassis code designations. Oh well. I still don't know why this website has different part numbers for 94-96 teggy front rotors and 97-01 rotors. What the hell is the difference? I thought they were all the same with the exception of the type r.

 

I guess it would help if I posted the link... http://www.importrp.com/home.php?cat=38

I was looking at the Brembo blanks. Oddly enough the other brands seem to cover DA and DC 90-01. Do you think maybe they just have them listed wrong?

 

Probably just listed wrong.

I've been at Autozone and been told "We don't have rotors for a 2000 GSR in stock. Too bad you don't have a non-vtec, I have those." I bought them anyway. Same stuff.

I wouldn't bother with Brembos. Not worth the price increase over Autozone Duralast blanks. I think they're $20 or $25 now, I paid $16 each for the last set I purchased. Personal preference anyway, but mine have held up fine for street, auto-x, and track use.

 

All Integra's from 1990-01 (excluding the Type-R) use the same exact rotors. The calipers however are different on the front from 90-93 compared to 94-01. The importrp.com listing is correct, I work there

 

I've heard equally mixed things about duralast and brembo blank rotors. I think I'll just go cheap and get the duralasts golds, they look decent. They have the anti-corrosion coating and I can pick them up locally... always convenient. I'll just get some ebc pads or something.

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