Official EF SEDAN SQUAD Thread
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ~sp33~ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">haha wat a biatch. I Actually found the pics archived, and was like hey!~ thats justins car!!! lol. Do you mind if i put those pics up here?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Ok but last time I remember seeing them they were huge.
Ok but last time I remember seeing them they were huge.
I have pics of it from 04 when I bought it but I dont have a camera so I havent taken any since then.
You wanna email them to me please since those are red xs for me.
You wanna email them to me please since those are red xs for me.
Pmed. Its hidden because I dont want people sending anything to that one. I use a different one.
I'm having issues with my right rear drum. Its squealing when I get on the brakes and now its sticking in turns and sometimes after I get off the brakes.
About how much could I convert to discs for?
I'm having issues with my right rear drum. Its squealing when I get on the brakes and now its sticking in turns and sometimes after I get off the brakes.
About how much could I convert to discs for?
^^^ expect to pay around $300+
you will need
1. 90-93 integra non-abs rear trailing arms w/ everything attached including the e-brake cables (crx e-brake cables will be kinda short)... i got them for $120 from a salvage yard...
2. also need the prop valve... got this from the yard too for $30 it should say "4040" on it...
3. probably gonna need new calipers(use the old ones as core exhange), rotors, and pads, (can all be bought from local auto parts store)
4. i'd recommend stainless steel lines while you're at it cuz the lines will probably be cut... (i used goodridges, about $100 shipped from summitracing.com)
5. the bushings will probably be worn too out so i'd recommend some poly urethane ones ones... (i used energy suspension, about $40 shipped also from summitracing.com)
and here's the DIY
http://www.fourthgenhatch.net/reardiscswap.html
you will need
1. 90-93 integra non-abs rear trailing arms w/ everything attached including the e-brake cables (crx e-brake cables will be kinda short)... i got them for $120 from a salvage yard...
2. also need the prop valve... got this from the yard too for $30 it should say "4040" on it...
3. probably gonna need new calipers(use the old ones as core exhange), rotors, and pads, (can all be bought from local auto parts store)
4. i'd recommend stainless steel lines while you're at it cuz the lines will probably be cut... (i used goodridges, about $100 shipped from summitracing.com)
5. the bushings will probably be worn too out so i'd recommend some poly urethane ones ones... (i used energy suspension, about $40 shipped also from summitracing.com)
and here's the DIY
http://www.fourthgenhatch.net/reardiscswap.html
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ~sp33~ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hows it brake now? Do the backs lock too quickly? Is there much increase in stoppin' power?
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no, no locking at all... my fronts do all the locking...(no-abs sucks)
and yes there is an increase in stopping power... jus make sure you install the prop valve...
and to make it even better, you can also match up the front brakes by getting them off the integra as well, and also getting the integra master cylinder and brake booster (these are my next brake upgrades)
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no, no locking at all... my fronts do all the locking...(no-abs sucks)
and yes there is an increase in stopping power... jus make sure you install the prop valve...
and to make it even better, you can also match up the front brakes by getting them off the integra as well, and also getting the integra master cylinder and brake booster (these are my next brake upgrades)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ~sp33~ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hows it brake now? Do the backs lock too quickly? Is there much increase in stoppin' power?
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Its not locking as far as I can tell. Its just not letting off so I might as well be riding the brakes all around town. At first it was just sqealing when I was using the brakes.
I'll be driving it like this for a while or until it kills me I guess. I just dont have any money.
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Its not locking as far as I can tell. Its just not letting off so I might as well be riding the brakes all around town. At first it was just sqealing when I was using the brakes.
I'll be driving it like this for a while or until it kills me I guess. I just dont have any money.
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Its not locking as far as I can tell. Its just not letting off so I might as well be riding the brakes all around town. At first it was just sqealing when I was using the brakes.
I'll be driving it like this for a while or until it kills me I guess. I just dont have any money.
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hmm... try adusting the e-brake cable inside the car... or take off the drum and try adjusting the the pin that holds the pads and make them closer...
Its not locking as far as I can tell. Its just not letting off so I might as well be riding the brakes all around town. At first it was just sqealing when I was using the brakes.
I'll be driving it like this for a while or until it kills me I guess. I just dont have any money.
</TD></TR></TABLE>hmm... try adusting the e-brake cable inside the car... or take off the drum and try adjusting the the pin that holds the pads and make them closer...
I'm still in for a couple shirts 
I was going to wash the car up and throw my sticker on last night, but then I looked up in the sky and the thunder storms were rollin in... soooo, I did this instead:

Of course it came right back out since only 1 bolt lines up :-\ With my last set both of the fronts lined up... argh, more work

I was going to wash the car up and throw my sticker on last night, but then I looked up in the sky and the thunder storms were rollin in... soooo, I did this instead:

Of course it came right back out since only 1 bolt lines up :-\ With my last set both of the fronts lined up... argh, more work
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by I heart My EF Sedan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hmm... try adusting the e-brake cable inside the car... or take off the drum and try adjusting the the pin that holds the pads and make them closer...</TD></TR></TABLE>
It actually might be the e-brake now that you bring it up. I didnt even think about that. How do I adjust that?
It actually might be the e-brake now that you bring it up. I didnt even think about that. How do I adjust that?
I knew where it was but I didnt want to go out there and screw it up. How much slack should I give it?
if that doesnt do anything how do I do that other thing you said?
if that doesnt do anything how do I do that other thing you said?






What a bitch for not giving those rims
