what1118

i have a 93 civic and a 94 integra i want to swap the rear disc to my civic what exactly is needed in order to complete this swap i have heard many diff. things like u need to swap the proportioning valve, master cylinder, rear trailing arm etc. i just want to know what i need to thanks

iliv2xlr8

There is tons of info on this.... Search.

It literally gets asked once a week.

You have both cars so it will be easy. Swapping the whole rear trailing is usually recommend because it is easier. You can however swap just the hub if you like.

You will only "need" the proportioning valve, and rear brakes with cables. The master cylinder upgrade is not necessary if you are only swapping the rear disc. As long as your prop valve is from a non-abs car, it will bolt up fine. It should have 40/40 stamped on it.

If your Civic is being built for performance, then I would recommend swapping the fronts as well. If you swap the fronts then I would recommend an Integra booster and MC. They will bolt up with line modification. The front spindles will bolt right up, they are identical. The same goes for your lower control arms. If your Civic doesn't have sway bars it is an easy upgrade and it is all interchangeable.

All 94-01 Integra (ex. ITR) suspension will bolt to all 92-95 Civic.

There are many options, but again.....search

what1118

Can i use a proportioning valve out of a 93 integra? cause my 94 has abs

iliv2xlr8

I am not sure about this. I want to say yes, but I would recommend comparing the two. As long as it is a 40/40 and the line configuration is the same, it should bolt up with no issues.