d1nonlyjv43

97' Honda Civic Sedan
Installed Rear disc conversion from 99' Acura Integra Ls (trailering arms,calipers,e-brake cables etc..) E-Brake Cables are to short ... Who has done this swap ??? What Cables are needed thanks in advance

cksnah252

Use the search button dude.. Anyways your going to need e brake cables off a 99-00 si.. Just did my rear disc too and I suggest you change ur trailing arm bushings as well. It'll make a big difference!

asinclado

I remember I had the same problem, and using the threaded rod from a 2002 civic solved it.

Grant12978

Yep civic si cables are what you need. But be careful some reason I see parts places selling integra cables as civic cables which confuses me. But yea to the point si civic ebrake cables and really you don't want to reuse ebrake cables ever.

cksnah252

Just go to hondaautomotiveparts.com and scroll thru parking brakes.. I got my parts from there and fast since they are located from RI.

tony_2018

How were you able to replace the rod?

NotARaCist

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Or you can get them a lot cheaper from Rock Auto, or even Amazon.

asinclado

I don't remember what it took, but I was able to. If I am correct, I think ju just need to drill a rivet or roll pin out and replace it with a bolt and nut.

rev. My car is a 98 civic hatchback, and the donor car was a 94-01 integra. measure the lenght on your adjusting rod, and go to the junkjard and get one that is longer. I am 95% sure the one I got was a 2001 civic coupe. I will be cheaper than replacing the cables.

joelgil

How did it go? I just did a rear disc conversion on my ek sedan and like you the cables are too short