Can i use this line for the conversion or do i have to use the integra one?

 

If that is the E-Brake line you need to use the one from another SI I believe. The Integra cable is the right length though for the hatch and the sedan.

 

so i can't use that line? my car is a 88 crx si. what line am i suppose to use?

 

For a CRX you will need the Emergency Brake Cable from a CRX SI equipped with rear discs.

 

90-91 crx si line

 

ok, guys thanks alot! now i need to get a 90-91 si line

 

i use all integra parts including brake lines and ebrake cable in my 91 hf. im also using DA front knuckles and Ingalls camber kit to compensate.





Modified by Dyn0speed at 2:04 AM 4/30/2005

 

why cant you use the integra line?

 

to loooong on the rex, but works with teh hatch and sedan as noted earlier

 

E-brake cable
I called the dealer and they said it's about $60 a piece.

 

I used new 91 Si cables on my 89 Rex with DA disk conversion, fit perfect. Getting new cables is not a bad thing.

 

Theres a trick to everything. try looping it somewhere



Modified by Dyn0speed at 1:53 AM 5/2/2005

 

the hatch is longer by like 4 inches. if theres room to make a loop or something underneath, the line will fit.

 

so if i had DA brakes on a 90 SI, would the DA ebrake cables be the right size to make it back there and function properly?

 

It will function properly, you just will have to be creative with the routing to take out to extra four inches of slack.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by shawn_crx &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I called the dealer and they said it's about $60 a piece.</TD></TR></TABLE>call Napa, the dealer will almost always be more expensive

 

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I'm using the DA e-brake lines in my CRX and I just swapped the cables around when routing it to the inside of the car. In other words the inlet for the passenger side cable has the driverside cable running through it, and vice versa. It'll tie up abotu another 2-3 inches which is perfect.