DuecedSol

Ok I got a great deal on a set of rear disk/trailing arm assemblies from a 90-93 integra. I was wondering if anyone can give me a solid answer on what needs to be done to use them on my 99 civic. Ive read they will work but some say there are some differences, some say the trailing arm bushing is different, some say to use 90-93 integra brake lines, have no idea what e-brake cables to use, ect. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

dan sol 97

i think your better off getting 94-01 integras or the 99-00 si disk brake. im not sure if the 90-93 integras will fit properly but heck i might be wrong. if it does work then all you need is 2 99-00 si e-brake cable which you can pick up at the dealer ship 100 for both.

90Rexx

they are all the same... most people just say replace the trailing arm bushings cuz they r junk on older cars.... you will need a 40/40 prop valve and ebrake cables from a 99-00 civic equipped with rear disc. (usually Si) some people say the brake lines are a different size so you might have to cut and flare some new brake lines ubt i cant confirm that as ive never done this swap myself.



hope i helped

( expect to spend about $160 on ebrake cables if you cant find them used)

DuecedSol

Thanks for the input...so 40/40 prop valve, 99-00 e-brake cables, and the brake line situation is up in the air...

slimm42

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/%5Bfaq%5D-complete-rear-disc-brake-conversion-how-w-parts-pictures-56k-haha-641639/ i found this writeup after i bought my brakes, havent done the swap yet but the info in it has given me all the information ive had questions on, hope it helps

rick_rabies

i bought new brake cables for $50 at Aholezone

m0nch1zzl3

You can also use a 13/16 prop valve. That is what i have.

DuecedSol

Still lookin for the brake line info...

m0nch1zzl3

Get gsr brake lines.

DuecedSol

They will connect to my stock hard lines?