I'm in need of new front brakes. But instead of going back to stock prelude rotors i've landed my hands on some NSX rotors. Will the size the offset from the NSX rotor fit onto a Prelude? I have try to search NSX brake but came up empty.

 

well aren't they basically the same??

i'm sure you could use it (i think nsx calipers are 5x114.3)

but i don't think anything special of them.

 

Yes they will work... I have seen it done before. One of the guys in my Prelude car club have it...

 

what would the point be in using the nsx discs? are they thicker or a larger diameter?

 

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the reason is b/c i need new front brake disc, and a buddy have a set of new nsx disc that he would let me us. until i get a big brake kit. so i won't have to spend money on new rotors. i think they might be larger, not sure though. anyone have any info.

 

they aren't larger. i dunno about width but its the same diamter as prelude vtec discs.

i sure hope you are getting these things for like &lt;40 bux. because you can buy brand new ones at autozone and they will work just well (trust me, race preludes run duralast, so can you)

or heck, 60 bux is about the going price nowadays for new brembo blanks

 

dude go to napa they are 22 dollars. i dont see why you couldnt spend that much on a prelude rotor for peace of mind