Arvid

Here in Europe we donīt have a Civic called the Si. The 99-00 Si is a 2 door coupe right ?
Iīm currently doing a brake swap on my 89 CRX with SiR knuckles and 10.2" discs. Was looking for a set of 90-91 Civic EX calipers or SiR calipers when i got an offer for a set of 99-00 Si calipers which should work the same and be bigger as a bonus.
However , sine we donīt have this type of Civic in Europe I need to know which other Hondas use the same brake pads as the 99-00 Si. Anyone know this ? Also , can the 99-00 Si use 14" wheels ?
Where can I find the measurements of the 99-00 Si brake pads (this would certainly help a lot) ?

MPower332TI

You can use 14 inch wheels and the 96-00 Civic EX uses the ssame front pads. Hope that helps.

Arvid

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Thanks for the info on the wheel size. Howeveer we donīt have a Civic EX in Europe (I guess no Civic models have the same name).
What I could really need is a picture of a stock brake pad and some measurements. Can anyone help me with this ?

Mar_DC2

the Si MIGHT share pads with 94-01 integras, but im really only about 50% sure on that. when i got some OEM pads at the dealership they had to special order the rears because they aren't used on any other hondas.

and if you want to use 14" wheels you might need some spacers, but it depends on the wheel.

Brandon EM1

i THINK the rears are the same for the tegs and the Si, but the front on the teg is 10.4 and the Si is 10.2. i could be wrong, though.

Louie_EM1

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mar_EK &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the Si MIGHT share pads with 94-01 integras, but im really only about 50% sure on that. when i got some OEM pads at the dealership they had to special order the rears because they aren't used on any other hondas.

and if you want to use 14" wheels you might need some spacers, but it depends on the wheel. </TD></TR></TABLE>
This guy is correct.

Arvid

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This guy is correct.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Correct on the 94-01 Integra brake pads , the spacer for 14" wheels or both ?

Ricey McRicerton

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Correct on the 94-01 Integra brake pads , the spacer for 14" wheels or both ?
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If you're talking about a US spec SI, the 94+ Integra does share the same brake pads. As far as wheel spacers it will depend on the offset and design of the rim.

Eee Pee

Our EP3 also shares pads with the 99/00 Si.

Edit because its the front pad only


Modified by Eee Pee at 2:03 PM 5/16/2004

B18C5-EH2

I'd like to double check this info in my Honda parts catalogs tomorrow while at work.

I'm *pretty sure* the 99-00 U.S Si coupe and 94-01 Integra cary different part numbers for brake pads and calipers.

I hate to spread misinfo, so wait until I come back with part numbers.



Oh and 14'' steel wheels will fit over any 4-lug Integra or Civic brakes up front. The ones that require spacers are he O.E Civic HX wheels for certain, and possibly other alloy 14'' wheels.