diearzte2

I was working on my car today, putting in new rear lower control arms (SRR) and some other stuff. I broke the bolt connecting the trailing arm to the LCA. We were thinking about ways to get around it, and someone brought the idea of a rear disk swap up. So on to my questions. If I go ahead and get the GSR brakes for the rear, will I be able to keep my LCAs, or will they not fit? Also, will my rear camber kit work with the new brakes.

Thank!!

rukawa1one

the answer is yes u can use ur stock LCAs and ur camber kit will work, however u will still need to get that bolt u broke. That bolt is a major component tying together ur suspension, it supposed to be strong, how the heck did u break it?

PS: u can use integra e brake cables, but its a really tight fit. Try to find some from a 99-00 civic SI, it should fit better

diearzte2

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rukawa1one &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the answer is yes to all ur questions, however u will still need to get that bolt u broke. That bolt is a major component tying together ur suspension, it supposed to be strong, how the heck did u break it? </TD></TR></TABLE>

I really dont know. We had air tools, but they were being innefective, so we tried to strong arm it, and it turned a little then snapped off. I already had replacements because MN winters take a toll on anything underneath the car.