Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
08-13-2009, 08:53 AM
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Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
OK, so just today in my yard i got a 94 Integra w/ ABS. Now my question is does it matter if the integra has ABS or not and wether its a 2dr or 4dr? The one i got here has ABS and is a 4dr... Can i just still pull of the spindle and everything and be ok, just use a prop valve from a 92 integra ls? Thanks for any input, i want to get it done ASAP!
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Re: Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
Great, thanks alot dude. I thought the 00 Civic Si's came w/ ABS... **** i had one and i dont even remember if it had it or not...wtf. LOL... I was told to use the older DA prop valve... but i might have a Si one layin around the yard. Thanks for your help bro!
08-13-2009, 11:37 AM
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For the 88-95 civic. The DA prop is required. 96-00 use the 99-00 Si. Remember to upgrade you brake booster and master cylinder also.
08-13-2009, 06:05 PM
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Re: Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
really? i didnt know all that has to be changed... i thought those could of been kept the same... im guessin off the Si also?
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Re: Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
i was reading on that FAQ thing on here and i guess its easier to use a Si ebrake cable rather than a integra one... i guess its a bolt on either way... im still tryin to figure **** out to see if i want to jump in on this or not...
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Re: Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
The 99-00 Si e-brake cables are a direct fit.
You can use the 99-00 Si prop valve or the 96-00 dx prop valve, they are the same and share the same part number.
You have the EX so you should already have the 7/8 MC, I wouldn't change it.
The 99-00 Si did NOT come with ABS, you can still use those Teg brakes, just take the ABS wires off. The 2-door and the 4-door share the same size rear trailing arms.
You can use the 99-00 Si prop valve or the 96-00 dx prop valve, they are the same and share the same part number.
You have the EX so you should already have the 7/8 MC, I wouldn't change it.
The 99-00 Si did NOT come with ABS, you can still use those Teg brakes, just take the ABS wires off. The 2-door and the 4-door share the same size rear trailing arms.
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Re: Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
Glad to see this, I picked up a '00 dx hatch prop valve at the local salvage yard for $20 for the upcoming swap on my '00 ex.
09-13-2009, 01:19 PM
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Re: Rear Disc Brakes for 98 Civic EX
You can also use a '94 - '97 non ABS Integra prop valve, direct bolt on.
You can also use a '98 - '01 non ABS Integra unit here.
You can also use a '98 - '01 non ABS Integra unit here.
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