h22civic95coupe

So if i were to do the integra brake conversion (both front and rear) on my civic 1994-95 coupe (has only front brakes) , what year integra should i be looking for, and what are the exact parts that i should take off that poor integra when i get my hands on one?

skunk2unerz

Try this: https://honda-tech.com/zerosearch

This topic has been covered many many times.....but i will help since your a newbie. You want parts from a 94-00 Integra---all the rear/front suspension.

gohandbz8

My guess is you will need the proportioning valve for a 4 wheel disc and probably a bigger master cylinder as well.

all stock

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why? he just wants the conversion. I dunno about fronts but rears, all u need is the trailing arm and e-brake. not even the lca. and of course the rotor and caliper

h22civic95coupe

Thanks for the help guys, btw, all the topics that covered the conversion dont mention the exact names of the things ill need for the conversion, and im pretty clueless how everything works

kommon_sense

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why? he just wants the conversion. I dunno about fronts but rears, all u need is the trailing arm and e-brake. not even the lca. and of course the rotor and caliper</TD></TR></TABLE>

Those things are part of the conversion. If you throws on the larger front calipers and rear calipers then his braking will actually be worse because the stock mc and booster won't be able to push enough fluid to the calipers. If he has an EX, then he most likely already has a 15/16" MC, so he could probably use his stock booster/mc.

h22civic95coupe

I think my car is LX, not EX, but what do i know?