Hey.
I just got my car and I don't know much about my it. So here is my first question.

I have 2002 Civic EX and I'm trying to change my rear drum to disk breaks. My body told me that I should get the parts from Integra. But I'm not sure about it.
Could somebody please tell me if it's going to work, and give me some more info.

Thank you.

 

I believe it would only work with the rear assembly from the Civic Si (Hatchback)... and the 4 lugs version (02-03?) unless you are planning to go 5 lugs.

 

One word, Search.

https://honda-tech.com/zero...46084

By the way your "body" told you to "get parts from Integra"? Hmm.....thats just too easy...

 

you can use ITR brakes also

 

Drums--->Discs SPELLED OUT
http://www.civicforums.com/for....html

 

For those of us in markets lucky enough to be graced by the acura EL, you can get a full conversion from those cars as well.

 

I just got into cars. . .
So I don't know much. My body told me more specification but I don't realy remember.

 

They say that parts from 2001-2005 RSX Type-R are "swappable"

What about Type-S?
I belive thouse are more accesable. . .

 

Do you mean "buddy"? And if you don't know much about cars, then maybe you should have your "body" look into it

 

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What about Type-S?
I belive thouse are more accesable. . .</TD></TR></TABLE>

There's no such thing as an "RSX Type-R". There are Integra Type-R's that are from the same chassis line (DC5), but they only exist in Japan, or they've been imported and are RHD.

 

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What about Type-S?
I belive thouse are more accesable. . .</TD></TR></TABLE>

read on 5lug conversion, everything except axles is bolt on.

 

i say go ahead with the 5 lug

 

Hey does anyone know where I can find a faq to do the 5 lug conversion?

 

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no formal 5lug faq, check civicforums.com i think they have a diy.

 

Just an off topic question?

But u say u are new to cars...

Then why are u buying rear disc's and 5 lugs?

U can have plenty of brake power by upgrading the front rotors/pads/lines/fluid, and 4 lugs is more than adequate.

Most of the people going 5 lug have K swaps, and the others... well they probably just think its Bling to have 1 more lug.

I would save the money for the rear disc's, invest in some Hawp HPS pads/Brembo Blank Rotors/Motul fluid and stainless lines and call it a day.

 

I am looking for at least read disks because I am going to be throwing a K, k20a2 probalby, into my car once I get back from Iraq. But yeah the 5 lug conversion I was just curious I wasn't planning on doing it.

 

I happen to come accross 19" rims that are 5 lug, almost for free. But i figure it's not worth it.

 

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U shoulda known it wasnt worth it after seeing the 9 between the 1 and the "

 

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Thouse are were nice as rims. . .

 

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WTF!? o.O English please