Master Cylinder Question?
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From: enid, ok, usa
Master Cylinder Question?
ok....i got an EX m/c....lines dont fit properly....look at my other thread...
So i was wondering....Is the 94 teg rs master cylinder the same size as the ex?
besides the fact one is abs and one isnt?
So i was wondering....Is the 94 teg rs master cylinder the same size as the ex?
besides the fact one is abs and one isnt?
Re: Master Cylinder Question? (Stingray96)
The Integra RS MC should have worked. But a 92-95 Civic EX ABS MC is 15/16" and will bolt up to Integra booster. A 91 Civic EX MC is 15/16" that will bolt up to the stock Civic booster. The lines will fit without bending or reflaring.
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Re: Master Cylinder Question? (BlueIntegraBoy)
i havent tried the integra m/c yet....i got the ex mc with abs....i was wondering if i will get the same performance out of the integra m/c as the ex m/c.....the brake lines are also different on the ex.....does the integra m/c have the same size brake lines as my stock m/c since it isnt abs?
Re: Master Cylinder Question? (BlueIntegraBoy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlueIntegraBoy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just get a 91 EX (4-door) MC.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's the one you need if you did an integra 10.2" front brake swap (15/16"). Fastbrakes.com sells the OEM one for $120, and somone on eBay is selling new ones (OEM HOnda) for about $118 shipped.
If you added Civic 10.2" front brakes, you should get a 7/8" master cylinder from a NON ABS 93-95 Civic EX 2-door coupe. This is because the Civic uses slightly smaller caliper pistons than integra calipers, even though the calipers look identicle...
Any ABS master clyinder will have incorrect sized connections for the brake pipes...
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That's the one you need if you did an integra 10.2" front brake swap (15/16"). Fastbrakes.com sells the OEM one for $120, and somone on eBay is selling new ones (OEM HOnda) for about $118 shipped.
If you added Civic 10.2" front brakes, you should get a 7/8" master cylinder from a NON ABS 93-95 Civic EX 2-door coupe. This is because the Civic uses slightly smaller caliper pistons than integra calipers, even though the calipers look identicle...
Any ABS master clyinder will have incorrect sized connections for the brake pipes...
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well....i already got a 94 rs m/c....i have the ex booster and it works fine.....thanks for all the help and....all i need to finish is to actually install the passenger side and then get the correct brake lines....on the rear, my drums had hard, i need soft brake lines...and then bleed and put my wheels on hopefully....only 2 more days of work lol
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