5 lug question
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5 lug question
98 EK
i have a complete 5 lug conversion with Gunmetal ITR's
the front is easy as long as theres a swap, but the rear when i convert it over from drums to disc how do i run non-existing brake lines and e-brake to the rear.
and what else is nessecary to complete the conversion
any help is well appricated
i have a complete 5 lug conversion with Gunmetal ITR's
the front is easy as long as theres a swap, but the rear when i convert it over from drums to disc how do i run non-existing brake lines and e-brake to the rear.
and what else is nessecary to complete the conversion
any help is well appricated
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Re: 5 lug question (dc2 integi2a 00)
the front, it doesn't matter if there's a swap. it's the same ****.
the rear, use either 99-00 SI brake lines or u can use the ITR brake lines which will be longer.
you have everything? trailing arms, knuckles, all that?
the rear, use either 99-00 SI brake lines or u can use the ITR brake lines which will be longer.
you have everything? trailing arms, knuckles, all that?
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Re: 5 lug question (2 point 0)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2 point 0 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the front, it doesn't matter if there's a swap. it's the same ****.
the rear, use either 99-00 SI brake lines or u can use the ITR brake lines which will be longer.
you have everything? trailing arms, knuckles, all that? </TD></TR></TABLE>
right now the ek still running a stock D7 so if that help with the process
i have both control arms knuckles and everything.
the rear, use either 99-00 SI brake lines or u can use the ITR brake lines which will be longer.
can i buy these brake line like at a Advance auto or pep boys?
the rear, use either 99-00 SI brake lines or u can use the ITR brake lines which will be longer.
you have everything? trailing arms, knuckles, all that? </TD></TR></TABLE>
right now the ek still running a stock D7 so if that help with the process
i have both control arms knuckles and everything.
the rear, use either 99-00 SI brake lines or u can use the ITR brake lines which will be longer.
can i buy these brake line like at a Advance auto or pep boys?
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Re: 5 lug question (dc2 integi2a 00)
yeah, the front doesn't matter. it'll bolt right up if you got a swap or not. unless you got a 36mm JDM conversion. control arms, i don't know if the integra will fit on the EK. i used my stock civic control arms.
as for the rear, i thought you were talking about the e-brake lines. for the e-brake lines, use what i told you. SI or ITR. ITR will be longer.
FYI integra trailing arms will fit on an EK.
as for the brake lines, i used 99-00 SI stainless steel brake lines. since you're gonna change it, might as well get SS.
as for the rear, i thought you were talking about the e-brake lines. for the e-brake lines, use what i told you. SI or ITR. ITR will be longer.
FYI integra trailing arms will fit on an EK.
as for the brake lines, i used 99-00 SI stainless steel brake lines. since you're gonna change it, might as well get SS.
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Re: 5 lug question (2 point 0)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2 point 0 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah, the front doesn't matter. it'll bolt right up if you got a swap or not. unless you got a 36mm JDM conversion. control arms, i don't know if the integra will fit on the EK. i used my stock civic control arms.
as for the rear, i thought you were talking about the e-brake lines. for the e-brake lines, use what i told you. SI or ITR. ITR will be longer.
FYI integra trailing arms will fit on an EK.
as for the brake lines, i used 99-00 SI stainless steel brake lines. since you're gonna change it, might as well get SS. </TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you for the info, we will have it on asap next week.
as for the rear, i thought you were talking about the e-brake lines. for the e-brake lines, use what i told you. SI or ITR. ITR will be longer.
FYI integra trailing arms will fit on an EK.
as for the brake lines, i used 99-00 SI stainless steel brake lines. since you're gonna change it, might as well get SS. </TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you for the info, we will have it on asap next week.
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Re: 5 lug question (dc2 integi2a 00)
so lets say i bought the 36m jdm itr one (not the swap just the knucle and hub i think) do i need the lca's?? what what else do i neeed?
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Re: 5 lug question (dc2 integi2a 00)
okay found out today the conversion is JDM not USDM is it still possible to install the conversion on a SOHC using the 36mm(JDM) instead of a 32mm(USDM)
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Re: 5 lug question (dc2 integi2a 00)
yes sum1 let me know tooo i can get my hands on the jdm ones but dont know if they will work or what else i need to make them work
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jdm itr uses 36 mm axles
u can also use prelude axles
both 32 and 36 mm axles have the same inner axle ends
u can use the jdm itr rear trailing arms
but the jdm itr and or gsr e-brake cables are alittle shorter than 99-00' si's
u can use them by using alittle modifications
just bolt up one 12 mm bolts on each e-brake cables (u'll see once u install it)
u can also use prelude axles
both 32 and 36 mm axles have the same inner axle ends
u can use the jdm itr rear trailing arms
but the jdm itr and or gsr e-brake cables are alittle shorter than 99-00' si's
u can use them by using alittle modifications
just bolt up one 12 mm bolts on each e-brake cables (u'll see once u install it)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ptsaurus »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">jdm itr uses 36 mm axles
u can also use prelude axles
both 32 and 36 mm axles have the same inner axle ends
u can use the jdm itr rear trailing arms
but the jdm itr and or gsr e-brake cables are alittle shorter than 99-00' si's
u can use them by using alittle modifications
just bolt up one 12 mm bolts on each e-brake cables (u'll see once u install it)</TD></TR></TABLE>what year perlude axels?
u can also use prelude axles
both 32 and 36 mm axles have the same inner axle ends
u can use the jdm itr rear trailing arms
but the jdm itr and or gsr e-brake cables are alittle shorter than 99-00' si's
u can use them by using alittle modifications
just bolt up one 12 mm bolts on each e-brake cables (u'll see once u install it)</TD></TR></TABLE>what year perlude axels?
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