d16rice

I've tried searching for a how-to <U>with pictures</U>, but couldn't find a single one.

I have 1997 DX hatchback
and the brakes are from a
1992 civic LX w/abs

I would appreciate if you could post a link to a DIY that has detailed pictures.
I found some without pictures, but aside from the parts list, they weren't much help.

P.S.
I know that if I was using DA brakes, I would have to replace e-brake cables, but do I have to replace them when using EG brakes too?

SkoundrelUSA

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I know that if I was using DA brakes, I would have to replace e-brake cables, but do I have to replace them when using EG brakes too?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I'm guessing you're doing a rear disc not front? Yes you need disc brake e-brake cables. Drums aren't the same I think

The pics are all down, but a long instruction

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=641639

Another: http://www.geocities.com/_nitr....html

d16rice

So from what I've read, it's not necessary to replace the master cylinder or the prop valve, right?

If I have the whole trailing arm assembly, all I need are a set of new brake lines and e-brake cable?

kaiba

How to for 6gen civic
http://hazone.com/hdiscswap.htm

Since your gonna do a rear disc conversion check to see you your trailarm bush is still good or not. Replace the if so.

d16rice

That's pretty good.

I read somewhere that (I know is sounds weird) DX has more brake parts in common with SI than EX.

Redline96LX

If the 92 LX had the front 10.3" brakes and rear discs, then its a upgrade, but I thought only the 94-95 Si/EX with ABS did.

The LX should have the same identical brakes to 96-00 DX civics.

sockvtec

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If I have the whole trailing arm assembly, all I need are a set of new brake lines and e-brake cable?</TD></TR></TABLE>


its not necessary to replace the master cylinder, but you will need a 40/40 prop valve...you can get one from any 92-95 si or coupe with rear disk and also 90-01 integras as well as other cars..u also will need the ebrake cables from the same vehicles

MonkeyPuzzle

It is not clear to me, but do all EG rear disc brakes fit on the EK?

I have a 2000 hatch, does anyone know if there is a list somewhere of all the models that I can swap disc brakes from onto my car?

Example, would either of these ebay auction for EG disc work?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...17796
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...84814

sockvtec

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all EG rear disk are the same as any 90-01 integra cept type r, this also includes 99-00 si

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yes they will work, check out the faq https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=642479

MonkeyPuzzle

thanks for the help, its is greatly appreciated!