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Old 09-09-2002, 09:18 PM
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anyone know the (stock) stopping distances of 96-00 civics? pref. the dx coupe (what i have). the specs listed on edmunds.com is 148ft for the dx coupe, and 140ft for the ex coupe. these seem awfully short to me, considering most cars average in the 170-200ft area.
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Old 09-13-2002, 10:19 PM
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anyone?
Old 09-13-2002, 10:26 PM
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Default Re: stopping distance (non vtec)

good question, I have no clue...bump for you.
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Dont know for the DX coupe, but Sport Compact Car tested the 99-00 Si brakes.
60-0mph: 137ft
Changing out the shitty stock tires alone should help that number. The Dx should be similar, the rear drums shouldnt make a huge difference. *I think* disc in the back are more to control fade then stopping distance (If I assume wrong, someone please correct me )
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Rear disks do make a difference. Every time I get on my car after driving my friend's hatch with GSR rear brakes I feel like im gonna crash.
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Rear disks do make a difference. Every time I get on my car after driving my friend's hatch with GSR rear brakes I feel like im gonna crash.
If your car is an HX, arent the front brakes smaller than the GSR too though?
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Default Re: stopping distance (piscorpio)

READ GSR rear brakes
Old 09-15-2002, 05:49 PM
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I did read, just not very thoroughly!!

I was thinking GSR brakes all around. No need to get defensive dude.
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does any one know the distance for stock drum brakes
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check in ronj@ht signature he has a link to a free download of the service manual i know it has those specs listed in their but i don't have the one downloaded your looking for.
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