parts list for rear disc convertion
i'm planning on doing the rear disc convertion on my rex and i have an idea of what parts it requires but want to make sure i get everything. i have a 90 dx if it helps. if any one has instructions it will help
Where are you located, if you are close i could get you one for fairly cheap...
I am just going to say on the safe side you would need everything from upper to lower conrol arms and the ebrake cable...maybe the trailing arm, i don't know i have an Si so i didn't need to swap
I am just going to say on the safe side you would need everything from upper to lower conrol arms and the ebrake cable...maybe the trailing arm, i don't know i have an Si so i didn't need to swap
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Loserkidwac »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Where are you located, if you are close i could get you one for fairly cheap...
I am just going to say on the safe side you would need everything from upper to lower conrol arms and the ebrake cable...maybe the trailing arm, i don't know i have an Si so i didn't need to swap </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes you will need trailing arm that is the biggest piece you need.
Also $450 is way to much. I have $150 in mine and that was for both side with everything including suspension.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Loserkidwac »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Where are you located, if you are close i could get you one for fairly cheap...
I am just going to say on the safe side you would need everything from upper to lower conrol arms and the ebrake cable...maybe the trailing arm, i don't know i have an Si so i didn't need to swap </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes you will need trailing arm that is the biggest piece you need.
Also $450 is way to much. I have $150 in mine and that was for both side with everything including suspension.
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Also $450 is way to much. I have $150 in mine and that was for both side with everything including suspension.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree, I swapped complete front suspension on my teg including axles and I paid $130 at the junkyard I assume rear i could get for the same, and of coures some money for my time
Also $450 is way to much. I have $150 in mine and that was for both side with everything including suspension.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I agree, I swapped complete front suspension on my teg including axles and I paid $130 at the junkyard I assume rear i could get for the same, and of coures some money for my time
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90-91 CRX Trailing arms and calipers
90-93 Integra Trailing arms and calipers
90-91 CRX e-brake cables
You can do the prop valve if you want, I didn't do it and I have yet to see a need for it but my system is much different. You will keep all your stock compensator arms, UCA and LCA. I would also press a new OEM HONDA or Mugen trailing arm bushing in and don't let anyone tell you they don't exist cause I did it about 4 months ago.
90-91 CRX Trailing arms and calipers
90-93 Integra Trailing arms and calipers
90-91 CRX e-brake cables
You can do the prop valve if you want, I didn't do it and I have yet to see a need for it but my system is much different. You will keep all your stock compensator arms, UCA and LCA. I would also press a new OEM HONDA or Mugen trailing arm bushing in and don't let anyone tell you they don't exist cause I did it about 4 months ago.
As far as looks and maint they are a lot better, as far a braking I can't tell you I have ever felt any difference on the street or at the track. And there is no weight savings either.
When I do my RR track ***** it will rock the drums with HF alum drums and they will be lighter than the disc setup.
When I do my RR track ***** it will rock the drums with HF alum drums and they will be lighter than the disc setup.
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