EJ1_Sleeper

Ok I rarely post here but I need some help. I've got a 95 ex coupe, and have got a rearend from an 94-01 integra. Ive got all the parts except the brake lines. I was looking for aftermarket brake lines but he doesnt know if they will match up. Anyone have any imput on where I would be able to find some lines? (aftermarket?)

heres the link for the ones I found. Says it fits ex's with rear disks. 1993-95 CIVIC COUPE EX W/REAR DISC 4 HN-1330
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1865027

Team RS2

i know for a fact, that the rear stock brake lines clip into an ex without ABS and stock drums in the rear


wait*******


goes downstairs looks at car yup they fit

EJ1_Sleeper

so the line from the drums can connect to the disks without any problems? where it connects to disks and drums are the same?

Team RS2

lol no the integra lines mate up to the brake hardlines on the car

Team RS2

i dont think the lines from the drum mate up to the disc, unfortunaltey i cut up my lines to i can get 2 fitings off of it so i dont have lines anymore, run the part numbers at an online honda parts store for a


integra soft line and a drum civic softline see if they match

EJ1_Sleeper

right, i need the lines from the hardlines to the caliper itself. i couldnt get them off the teg i was working on a few months ago. no flare nut wrench, for got it lol. i might have a chance to get some tomorrow if its on a teg.

Team RS2

you know what give me a sec and ill see if its even close BRB

Team RS2

yea man they look pretty close, the soft line from hard line to chasis hardline right?

yea they look close to me

EJ1_Sleeper

Anyone else that can confirm this? next week im swaping the rear, so i want to make sure i have everything set to go.

Team RS2

lol then just in case go grab the integra line, becuase the integra line bolts up

JasonGhostz

From the Hard Line, the Drum Brake Hoses for the Rear are split into 2 hoses. The Disc Brake Hoses for the Rear is a single hose (per side), and includes a metal bracket. Furthermore, the Brake End Fittings are completely different, as Drum Brake Hoses attach to the Drum's Wheel Cylinder, and the Disc Brake Hoses attach to the Banjo Bolt (don't forget your washers!).

Go with these... they're from the 95 SI. They have the correct fittings to attach to your Calipers, and they are the correct size for your Chassis Family...

46430-SR0-934 HOSE, R. RR. BRAKE (#30)
46431-SR0-934 HOSE, L. RR. BRAKE (#31)

http://slhondaparts.com/browse...=true

Let us know how things go!
JasonGhostz

Team RS2

i looked at the drum one it was a rubber hose to a hardline from the hard line, if i rember correctly the ls integra rear end i used was also 2 pieaces which i dont lol and it has steelies on it right now to detur theives

JasonGhostz

http://www.acuraoemparts.com/d...ch=no

This diagram is for the 1995 3DR GSR. It shows the Rear Disc Brake Hose as a single line...

Anyway, if you can get the Integra Soft Lines, then go for it. They have different Honda PNs, but the end fitting to the Caliper is the same (they both use the same Banjo Bolt (46462-SE0-000)). The concerns you might have will be regarding its length, and the Hard Line End (I'm not 100% sure they're the same as for Civic models)...

The safest bet would be to get the Rear Disc Brake Hoses for the 95 SI... They're <$50 for the set (OEM), and you'll have the peace of mind knowing that you have the MOST PROPER parts for your Chassis Family... if that matters at all.

Then again, do whatever you want. It's your time and car... Let us know!
JasonGhostz

Team RS2

you're right it shows it as one part but look at the diagramn closely, see that thing in the middle? thats a bracket on the arm, and i JUST looked at my pieace i have down stairs and it has the same clip, and banjo bolt type thing that connects to the chasis