Will EK rear disc hardware fit an EG hatch
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Re: Will EK rear disc hardware fit an EG hatch (RidinlowHatch)
Don't think it's a direct bolt on but I'm sure you could make it work. Just get rear trailing arms off a 92-95 ex/si or 94-00 tegs.
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Re: Will EK rear disc hardware fit an EG hatch (Kalokohan)
ek and integra have the same trailing arms, so anything with rear discs will work. only thing u cant use is the ek LCA.
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Re: Will EK rear disc hardware fit an EG hatch (chameleon)
EG and integra have the same rear trailing arms. As I understand it, EK are slightly different. However the EK trailing arms should work on the EG. I believe that you need to keep your stock lcas, compensator arms, and upper control arms. Also get the e-brake cables from the 92-95SI.
However if you don't already have the big front brakes (ex/si/gsr), then I would recommend that you upgrade those first.
However if you don't already have the big front brakes (ex/si/gsr), then I would recommend that you upgrade those first.
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Got mine from a salvage yard for $275. I replaced rotors and pads. Everything else was good. That didn't include master cylinder or brake booster, but I didn't need them since I have an EX.
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i work at a midas so i can get all the brake compents themselves cheap. i just need to find the hardware. so u guys are saying that i need to upgraded a bigger master cyclinder? will the si work?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RidinlowHatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">. so u guys are saying that i need to upgraded a bigger master cyclinder? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Definitely!
Definitely!
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Re: (RidinlowHatch)
you don't really need a larger booster/master cylinder if you aren't upgrading the fronts. although, you should look into getting a proportioning valve for rear discs.
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ek and eg trailing arms are the same, just the lower control arm.
also when swapping to rear disks, its a good idea to swap the proportion valve too.
90-93 has a 4040 prop
92-95 civic (w/rer disk)
del sol si/vtec
integra 94+
just to name a few...
brake master cylinder would also be a good idea to upgrade. you DONT HAVE to upgrade brake booster.... just get a larger brake master cylinder that would fit your stock booster. but as simple and painless as it is, the brake booster definately helped my car....
also when swapping to rear disks, its a good idea to swap the proportion valve too.
90-93 has a 4040 prop
92-95 civic (w/rer disk)
del sol si/vtec
integra 94+
just to name a few...
brake master cylinder would also be a good idea to upgrade. you DONT HAVE to upgrade brake booster.... just get a larger brake master cylinder that would fit your stock booster. but as simple and painless as it is, the brake booster definately helped my car....
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HUM...
my friend has an ex civic (ek) and his master cylinder is 7/8. same as civic si isnt it? i think honda mix and matches sometimes.....
who knows.... pay no attention to my post then
my friend has an ex civic (ek) and his master cylinder is 7/8. same as civic si isnt it? i think honda mix and matches sometimes.....
who knows.... pay no attention to my post then
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