Short version : Popping sound during braking... (not cv's)

Full version: I have a 1990 Honda Civic Si, I recently had a b18c JDM Gsr motor installed by a well known professional. Since the swap it has developed a clicking sound that seems to be coming from the front right. It almost sounds like a CV but I'm pretty sure it's not (new hasport axles) and no clicking during sharp turning while accelerating. The clicking only happens when applying the brakes, it happens a few times and the car stops fine. I can feel it a little bit in the pedal and it almost sounds more like a popping/crunching sound. Then clicks again when i start to accelerate. Whatever it is, its sounds like somthing may be lose. and doesnt sound like its getting better.


Again, Any advice would be very much appreciated...

~Mike

 

Could be ball joints but I would put my money on your brake calipers.

 

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I AGREE! my ball jonits use to make all kinds of poping c licking sounds till i changed them.now they are quiet as can be.

 

Go through and check all your braking and suspension components for tightness?

 

if ur sure the axles aren't making the noise check all your suspension. if everything is tight. resurface ur rotors and clean and relube all ur brake ****.