I'm sure most of you HATE these threads and I've been on this board long enough to hate people that don't search. Being that you can't search 'Si' since it's only 2 letters, I've tried sorting through the hundreds of posts that people put up each day about brake swaps.

I have a 93 CX which has drums. The stopping on this car is horrible. I'm trying to keep costs down and have been looking at all the brake swaps being done. I've found a cheap set of 99-00 Si brakes which includes:
- E-brake cables
- front spindles
- f/r rotors
- rear trailing arms
- mastercylinder and brake booster

From what I've read, I'll just need a 40/40 prop valve but I can get that from a 92-95 Si or any Integra, correct? (I'll also prob just get some steel braded brake lines as well)

Only questions I have are that the information I found have been vague. One post said:

It can be done...."however the 99-00 si swap is a little more involved"

Also this post:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=862492

Can someone tell me for sure whether I am able to directly swap over this 99-00 Si brake assembly onto my '93 CX?

Thanks in advance for your help guys.

 

I also forgot to mention that I'm definitely going to be adding sway bars for both front and rear. I imagine just like the integra brake swap, doing this Si swap will enable me to put sway bars on front/rear?

 

I ride on that setup daily. what do you need to know?
front - mount the knuckle from the SI to your lower and upper arm, everything else goes together from there just like the SI.

rear - drop your trailing arms and e-brake cables. bolt in the SI's.

the most difficult part was that the brake lines didn't match up to the master cylinder.

 

Thanks. I PM'd you as well but I was curious if the stock lower control arms on the front have a hole for moutning a sway bar.

It's a 1993 CX so I wasn't sure. (Just bought this a couple weeks ago to do a swap) If there isn't, what front LCA can I swap out to get this?

 

(PM'd ya back)
the CX came with no sway bars nor sway mounting holes in the LCAs.

I have a set from a 95 SI on my VX.