skiracer8148

well i just bought this car and i want to replace the rotors with some drilled/slotted ones only thing is i wanna put new pads while im at it.my car is 1993 civic coupe ex.the pads the parts store give me are not the right ones we tried to compare to many other cars we checked almost all civic and integras to see if the pads were the same.my guess is who ever haD the car before me changed the brakes.heres some pics if u can help i apreccite it thanks

93allmotorcoupe

Does your car have ABS or not? They look like ordinary EX calipers, without ABS.

93allmotorcoupe

I just installed these on my car: http://www.importrp.com/produc...age=2
With the EX, they were sold with or without ABS and the calipers are slightly different. Find out if you have ABS or not (which it doesnt appear that you do) and order the appropriate pads

SOHC4life 96

Do you plan on racing your car in any autocross or roadracing events?

But your brakes look stock to me. I'm thinking the people at your autoparts store are giving you the wrong ****. That has happened to me way more than 5 times at a local autozone. Either their system is fucked up or their minds are.

skiracer8148

well i plan on taking my car to the track this year.i dont believe i have abs.also i kinda kno the kid who works at the local advanced auto parts and we spent a half hour looking over the different pads none matched up.the brand at the store is Wearever Silver

skiracer8148

so they are ordinary ex calipers?and 93 ex pads should work?

dohcVTECeg2

you have integra brakes. EX/Si brakes from any 92-95 dont look like that.

Cory Matthews

i had to order dohc vtec model del sol pads for my 95 2dr ex coupe non abs. wierd.......

7mile

iTrader: (2)

damn rust...

93allmotorcoupe

My 93 EX non ABS has front calipers that look exactly like that...

93allmotorcoupe

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93 EX pads for a specific NON ABS application will work. There is a difference, make sure the ones you get are specific for a NON ABS caliper

Targa250R

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That's because the '94-97 del Sol VTEC and the '93-95 EX 2dr non-ABS shared the same front calipers (16CL14VN) and took the same front pads (FMSI #D621).

The '92-95 Civics with ABS and all '94-01 Integras except Type-R shared the 17CL14VN front calipers and took the FMSI #D617 pads. Often times, chain parts stores will incorrectly have the '93-95 EX 2dr non-ABS listed as using these calipers/pads in their catalog, and as a result will give out the wrong parts.

EH339

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Brembo Blanks and Hawk HP+!!!!!!!!! We have them on four of the cars in our driveway. Three of the cars are daily drivers and all four have been to autocross. Two have been tracked. And one completed the Targa Newfoundland Rally.

Don't use drilled/slotted rotors.

skiracer8148

well i looked on the parts store website and i found them by searching for part number D621