I know people use the Integra Spindle and hubs for B-series swaps onto DX model CRXs. My question is can I keep my stock spindles and such and just upgrade to integra brakes? I have found a few brakes kits for the integras that I really like and I'm not upgrading to a b-series for a while because of financial issues. Please let me know if its possible to put integra brakes on a CRX DX and what all I need for it. I already have a rear drum to disc conversion from fastbrakes.com

 

you need integra steering knuckles, calipers, rotors. thats it, it all swaps right over and bolts right up. i have it on my car it works awesome, and the car brakes fantastic.

 

so I can use the integra knuckle with my hub so I can use the D-series axles? correct?

 

you can keep your stock system as long as you dont have a dx, but you need new axles and a halfshat from a 90-93 integra

 

oh and you have to remove the dust ring or you will have problems with the axles locking

 

i mean hf

 

Ya, b-series work with DX hubs. HF is the only problem.

You need the hole front Integra Assembly. You can't just press in the hub. The Caliper mounting points are different. I have this setup on my car. Paid 50.00 a side.

FYI I have a set of SiR CRX Brake assemblies for sale. Same Size as the integras.

 

well I think I'm going to order the integra brakes then and just go to a junk yard for the spindle assembly. What about booster and MC? any changes there?

 

You can change them. You'll get a lot better pedal feel! Less travel and firmer pedal.

You definitely need the proportioning valve if you don't have it already with you rear discs.

 

alright so Integra MC, Booster, and Prop Valve to go along with the Big Brake kit. Thanks guys!