i got a rear disk conversion of a teggie. i wanted to know if i could jsut take the drum set up off my ek and jsut put the disk on instead of swtiching the hole arm and ish.

 

u mean "rear disc" and the answer is no the whole trailing arm and lines need to be replaced

 

just got my swap off a 94 gsr and it's a lot easier to just replace the entire arm! Also just a suggestion but i'd recomend si ebrake cables instead of teg's because of length. other than that its bolt on cake man!

 

I did it in less than an hour

 

I'd do the whole thing, I think it's easier.

 

thanks guys im doing this on my own, now for the brake lines, i got earls, but how do i go about hookin em up.

 

I recently got mines also and iterested on how the cable hooks up.. pics would realy help.

 

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its pretty straight forward, just remove teh stock ones and replcae with new. be sure to bleed the brakes when youre done.

 

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Remove the old ones, put the new ones on. There might be a shim that holds the line connection to a bracket. It's straightforward as said previously.

You can also swap the spindle out in the rear, which might be an ideal option if you think the donor trailing arms you bought are bent.

 

any one know were theres a write up on how to do this ish

 

What do you guys do to keep brake fluid from pouring all over the place once the caliper is off?

 

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Use a plug of some kind. I use a small rubber hose and plug the other end of it.

 

are there any brake boosters or master cilinders i could use also?

 

For an EK right? Just go with the 99-00 Si MC, the BB is the same so you don't need to replace it.

 

how much do you think that would cost?

 

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What, the Si MC? Depends on if you want a new or used one and where you buy it.