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Old 12-05-2008, 06:53 PM
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Are "94 Civic Ex rotor's the same as "95 Dx rotor's? And break pad's??

Also are the axel's the same on these cars??
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Old 12-05-2008, 06:58 PM
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yes i believe so for the rotors, im not sure about the axel's
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yes i believe so for the rotors, im not sure about the axel's
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ex rotors are bigger i think? axels are the same correct me if im incorrect
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im sticking with mine ha 90%
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Old 12-05-2008, 07:59 PM
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yes ex rotors are bigger
the axles are the same (unless you have abs)
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ex rotors are bigger, EX's came with 14" rims DX's came with 13", 13's cant fit on EX's unless u modify the caliper bracket
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Originally Posted by jimmy o.
yes ex rotors are bigger
the axles are the same (unless you have abs)
We have a winner, sorta. EX rotors are larger IF your EX has ABS (this includes all '92 - '95 EX sedans and some '94 - '95 EX coupes.)
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yep my 94 coupe has abs as to why they are bigger than my dx's rotors good to know
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