88 hf rear disc conversion
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88 hf rear disc conversion
whats up... new to hondatech, and was curious if anyone could help.
I recently got a rear trailing arm and disc conversion for my 88HF rex. My question bein will a 94 gsr teg set up work as well (not a 90-93) i was told on tamparacing forums 94 up setups would work as well. the member who told me is definitely a honda engineer but wanted to hear it twice so i came to you dudes. if they do work does any modifying or fabbin need to be done? anyone help would be appreciated.
I recently got a rear trailing arm and disc conversion for my 88HF rex. My question bein will a 94 gsr teg set up work as well (not a 90-93) i was told on tamparacing forums 94 up setups would work as well. the member who told me is definitely a honda engineer but wanted to hear it twice so i came to you dudes. if they do work does any modifying or fabbin need to be done? anyone help would be appreciated.
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Re: 88 hf rear disc conversion (mcabrera)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mcabrera »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yah thats what i've hear, stock LCA's and uppers and 90-91 crx si lines... correct me if thats wrong...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes, you need 90-91 CRX Si brake lines for the rear.
Yes, you need 90-91 CRX Si brake lines for the rear.
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