I know on 90+ integras they are 40/40, but what is the prop. valve on a 02+ civic si?

Reason Im asking... Im doing a brake upgrade on a 90 Integra sedan and I want to know if I should buy the prop. valve as well.

My future brake setup is as follows

Front - 94-95 Legend GS Dual Piston Calipers (and brackets), OEM Prelude VTEC 92-96 rotors (redrilled to 4x100)
Rear - EP3 Calipers (and brackets), OEM EP3 rotors (02-04, 4x100)
ITR master cylinder/booster, Russell SS Brake lines, Hawk Pads...

Any help would be appreciated..

 

Is it that hard?

https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum/32

 

haa haa.
im sooooo sorry.
haa haa

 

02+ si's dont use proportioning valves.

 

It appears your right, I was looking on majestic hondas site at the brake lines and such... weird, thanks.

 

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Just as I thought, you're wrong.

See, here's a picture.

 

proportioning valves have 6 ports, not 4. 2 in from the master cylinder and 4 out to each caliper/cylinder. that picture is just a 4 way joint between the abs modulator and the rear brakes.
majestic:
459533 031 1 JOINT, FOUR-WAY

 

so in essense the ABS module thing works as the prop. valve?

 

exactly