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Thank you. Will it fit the ITR knuckle? Do all the DC2's share the same size front wheel bearings, knuckle, and drive Shafts? Just the hubs are different (5 lug)?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ITR184 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thank you. Will it fit the ITR knuckle? Do all the DC2's share the same size front wheel bearings, knuckle, and drive Shafts? Just the hubs are different (5 lug)?</TD></TR></TABLE>
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I dont think you need that part, if you have a 96 or newer Integra.
My cataolog says that part doesnot apply.
EDIT: it also lists 2 different part numbers for the knuckle
94-95 and 96-01, and one number does not super seed to the other. This leads me to think that the ITR does not need this part
LAST EDIT: #1 in your picture is actually the front knuckle ring, if your looking for the wheel bearing seal it would be #1 in the front brake pic, Honda calls it a caliper seal kit but it goes behind the wheel bearing and that dust cover behind the rotor. Its part number is 01463-ST7-R00. Ill post a picture when I get home in about an hour, if you haven't found what im talking about by then
My cataolog says that part doesnot apply.
EDIT: it also lists 2 different part numbers for the knuckle
94-95 and 96-01, and one number does not super seed to the other. This leads me to think that the ITR does not need this part
LAST EDIT: #1 in your picture is actually the front knuckle ring, if your looking for the wheel bearing seal it would be #1 in the front brake pic, Honda calls it a caliper seal kit but it goes behind the wheel bearing and that dust cover behind the rotor. Its part number is 01463-ST7-R00. Ill post a picture when I get home in about an hour, if you haven't found what im talking about by then
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the only differences in the integra knuckles is non-abs doesnt have the holes for the lines to bolt to other then that all 94+ usdm's are the same (I dont think I have that little ring cover on mine)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ITR640 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I dont think you need that part, if you have a 96 or newer Integra.
My cataolog says that part doesnot apply.
EDIT: it also lists 2 different part numbers for the knuckle
94-95 and 96-01, and one number does not super seed to the other. This leads me to think that the ITR does not need this part
LAST EDIT: #1 in your picture is actually the front knuckle ring, if your looking for the wheel bearing seal it would be #1 in the front brake pic, Honda calls it a caliper seal kit but it goes behind the wheel bearing and that dust cover behind the rotor. Its part number is 01463-ST7-R00. Ill post a picture when I get home in about an hour, if you haven't found what im talking about by then
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#1 looks like a caliper seal kit in the illistration (because of the dust boots for the caliper bolts)? I am going to replace the wheel bearings and thought I would need the seal. I can't remember what it looked like when I pulled the driveshafts to do the clutch a while back. If I don't need them great, but I would rather have it and not need it then the other way around.
My cataolog says that part doesnot apply.
EDIT: it also lists 2 different part numbers for the knuckle
94-95 and 96-01, and one number does not super seed to the other. This leads me to think that the ITR does not need this part
LAST EDIT: #1 in your picture is actually the front knuckle ring, if your looking for the wheel bearing seal it would be #1 in the front brake pic, Honda calls it a caliper seal kit but it goes behind the wheel bearing and that dust cover behind the rotor. Its part number is 01463-ST7-R00. Ill post a picture when I get home in about an hour, if you haven't found what im talking about by then
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#1 looks like a caliper seal kit in the illistration (because of the dust boots for the caliper bolts)? I am going to replace the wheel bearings and thought I would need the seal. I can't remember what it looked like when I pulled the driveshafts to do the clutch a while back. If I don't need them great, but I would rather have it and not need it then the other way around.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 94rs-turbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the only differences in the integra knuckles is non-abs doesnt have the holes for the lines to bolt to other then that all 94+ usdm's are the same (I dont think I have that little ring cover on mine)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Correct. You can't even get the older non-ABS Knuckles from the manufacturer anymore. They all list an SR3-N10 P/N.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ITR640 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">LAST EDIT: #1 in your picture is actually the front knuckle ring, if your looking for the wheel bearing seal it would be #1 in the front brake pic, Honda calls it a caliper seal kit but it goes behind the wheel bearing and that dust cover behind the rotor. Its part number is 01463-ST7-R00.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's the caliper seal kit. Look down on box 7 and 8 that shows the same two items in it as part of the caliper.
I just got off the phone with American Honda and Paul from PC70 in Alpharetta informs me that if a customer has the original knuckle from a 94-95 model, they would indeed need the ring. However if the knuckle is from a 96-01 model, they do not need the ring because it is built in. Now Paul also informs me that if the customer owns a 94-95 model and purchases a new knuckle, it would be the updated knuckle and does not require the ring.
Correct. You can't even get the older non-ABS Knuckles from the manufacturer anymore. They all list an SR3-N10 P/N.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ITR640 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">LAST EDIT: #1 in your picture is actually the front knuckle ring, if your looking for the wheel bearing seal it would be #1 in the front brake pic, Honda calls it a caliper seal kit but it goes behind the wheel bearing and that dust cover behind the rotor. Its part number is 01463-ST7-R00.</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's the caliper seal kit. Look down on box 7 and 8 that shows the same two items in it as part of the caliper.
I just got off the phone with American Honda and Paul from PC70 in Alpharetta informs me that if a customer has the original knuckle from a 94-95 model, they would indeed need the ring. However if the knuckle is from a 96-01 model, they do not need the ring because it is built in. Now Paul also informs me that if the customer owns a 94-95 model and purchases a new knuckle, it would be the updated knuckle and does not require the ring.
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