brake setup help
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brake setup help
i have a del sol SI... and i want to upgrade my front brakes to integra.
now if i put on the integra front brakes... im wondering. do i have to change the brake booster n master cylinder?
n is the rear the same size on del sol to integra?
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now if i put on the integra front brakes... im wondering. do i have to change the brake booster n master cylinder?
n is the rear the same size on del sol to integra?
thx
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Re: brake setup help (sohc SOL)
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now if i put on the integra front brakes... im wondering. do i have to change the brake booster n master cylinder?
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It isn't absoultely nessecary to upgrade it, but the brake pedal will feel mushy if you don't. If it was my car I would absolutely upgrade the master and booster at the same time.
As for the rears I think they are the same, but I'm not positive. Anyone??
now if i put on the integra front brakes... im wondering. do i have to change the brake booster n master cylinder?
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It isn't absoultely nessecary to upgrade it, but the brake pedal will feel mushy if you don't. If it was my car I would absolutely upgrade the master and booster at the same time.
As for the rears I think they are the same, but I'm not positive. Anyone??
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Re: brake setup help (96-EJ6 B18C)
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It isn't absoultely nessecary to upgrade it, but the brake pedal will feel mushy if you don't. If it was my car I would absolutely upgrade the master and booster at the same time.
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n if i do change the master n booster... which car should i use it from n year? thx guys
It isn't absoultely nessecary to upgrade it, but the brake pedal will feel mushy if you don't. If it was my car I would absolutely upgrade the master and booster at the same time.
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n if i do change the master n booster... which car should i use it from n year? thx guys
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Re: brake setup help (sohc SOL)
pointless if you ask me... you dont have to do all that. just get drilled/sloted rotars with some ebc or some performance pads. breaks real nice! just add some steel braded break lines to that and you got some good stopping power... just my opinion.
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drilled/slotted rotors are silly and almost pointless with todays well venting pads
You probaby should upgrade to at least a 15/16 mc from an integra or abs civic (or hell, del sol vtec). Any integra/civic/del sol mc/bb will bolt in - at the very least, you will have to rebend and/or reflare a hardline (easy) to use abs sized fittings.
All rear disc setups are identical
(please, say "and" instead of "n")
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Oh, if you look under the "helpful faq" thread at the top of the forum, you'll find my how-to for swapping in a 1" mc/bb from an itr.
More information can easily be found by doing a little searching
You probaby should upgrade to at least a 15/16 mc from an integra or abs civic (or hell, del sol vtec). Any integra/civic/del sol mc/bb will bolt in - at the very least, you will have to rebend and/or reflare a hardline (easy) to use abs sized fittings.
All rear disc setups are identical
(please, say "and" instead of "n")
edit***
Oh, if you look under the "helpful faq" thread at the top of the forum, you'll find my how-to for swapping in a 1" mc/bb from an itr.
More information can easily be found by doing a little searching
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he has the del sol si which came w/ vtech... yeah upgrade what you already have! nice
but i guess you can do what he said. i dont think drilled/slotted rotors are pointless. do what you want .. its your car
but i guess you can do what he said. i dont think drilled/slotted rotors are pointless. do what you want .. its your car
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Re: brake setup help (sohc SOL)
i think we're not understanding eachother so i took the liberty to put this:
Stock motors were:
93-97 U.S. spec Del Sol's...
93-95 (OBD1):
Del Sol S - D15B7 SOHC non-VTEC - 102hp@5900rpm 98tq@5000rpm
Del Sol Si - D16Z6 SOHC VTEC - 125hp@6600rpm 106tq@5200rpm
94-95 (OBD1):
Del Sol VTEC - B16A3 DOHC VTEC - 160hp@7600rpm 111tq@7000rpm
96-97 (OBD2a):
Del Sol S - D16Y7 SOHC non-VTEC - 106hp@6200rpm 103tq@4600rpm
Del Sol Si -D16Y8 SOHC VTEC - 127hp@6600rpm 107tq@5500rpm
Del Sol VTEC - B16A2 DOHC VTEC - 160hp@7600rpm 111tq@7000rpm
this is what i know.. there done
Stock motors were:
93-97 U.S. spec Del Sol's...
93-95 (OBD1):
Del Sol S - D15B7 SOHC non-VTEC - 102hp@5900rpm 98tq@5000rpm
Del Sol Si - D16Z6 SOHC VTEC - 125hp@6600rpm 106tq@5200rpm
94-95 (OBD1):
Del Sol VTEC - B16A3 DOHC VTEC - 160hp@7600rpm 111tq@7000rpm
96-97 (OBD2a):
Del Sol S - D16Y7 SOHC non-VTEC - 106hp@6200rpm 103tq@4600rpm
Del Sol Si -D16Y8 SOHC VTEC - 127hp@6600rpm 107tq@5500rpm
Del Sol VTEC - B16A2 DOHC VTEC - 160hp@7600rpm 111tq@7000rpm
this is what i know.. there done
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Re: brake setup help (sohc SOL)
thanks for the help guys...
im going to use integra RS master cylinder and booster. (with gsr front brakes)
i look at my friends RS and they seem to be the same.. so im going to give it a try and i'll let u guys know the result
im going to use integra RS master cylinder and booster. (with gsr front brakes)
i look at my friends RS and they seem to be the same.. so im going to give it a try and i'll let u guys know the result
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