dics vs drums 92 eg
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discs vs drums 92 eg
so i got an eg with drums in the rear...so would it be better to convert to discs....im working on the front brakes right now and have to do the back so i wanted to know whats better...
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Re: dics vs drums 92 eg (verycleanhatch)
Depends, some people like to have drums in the rear (like me) so they can pull on the ebrake and completely lock the rear wheels...
90% of the braking is done up front anyways, I personally do not see a benefit to converting to rear disc... Spend your money else where... Like on an Integra Front brake upgrade with Brembo blanks and Axxis Ultimates..
90% of the braking is done up front anyways, I personally do not see a benefit to converting to rear disc... Spend your money else where... Like on an Integra Front brake upgrade with Brembo blanks and Axxis Ultimates..
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Re: dics vs drums 92 eg (verycleanhatch)
ok thanks ...so do i have to do anything big to convert or so i just order the discs and and put them on...
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Re: dics vs drums 92 eg (PRcivicHB)
oh well they have to be replaced anyway so i was not sure if i wanted to keep the drums or put in some discs/ drilled and slotted
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To put integra units you need the whole knuckle, hub assembly, and caliper... You also need the Rotors and pads but I suggest buying new ones.... Remember what car you got the brakes from though (for ordering the other stuff)... ORRRR if thats out of your budget and all you have to replace are your stock rotors and pads then do it... Buy some Brembo blanks, some Axxis Ultimates pads, stainless steel braided brake lines, and maybe change you brake fluid... <--- that would be a decent upgrade to stock, you dont need tooo much braking power unless your doing soome autoXing or something similar...
as for what kind of brake fluid... search brake fluid on the top right hand corner of the screen.... and you can get good prices on the other stuff from the sponsors here... I think http://www.importreplacementparts.com has all of that stuff...
as for what kind of brake fluid... search brake fluid on the top right hand corner of the screen.... and you can get good prices on the other stuff from the sponsors here... I think http://www.importreplacementparts.com has all of that stuff...
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do not get slotted/cross drilled. They only reduce the surface area of the disk and shorten the life of the pads. Get blanks, you will be much happier. Formula 1 uses blanks, i think that should say it all.
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Stick with the drums on the rear. unless you will be running autoX or any track days...you really dont need rear discs.
Like others have said build the front brakes.
Like others have said build the front brakes.
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Re: discs vs drums 92 eg (d02types)
I just replaced mine because I hate drums all together. I hate that stupid squeak they sometimes get and they are a Pain in the *** to replace! Plus I got the rear discs cheap too!
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