My 92 ls that i got last week has drilled and slotted rotors and steel braided brake lines. The calipers on it say Nissin on the side of them. The ones on the front are really big compared to the calipers i remember on my crx, and they make my front hubs extremely heavy. The back look about regular size.

Can anyone tell me if these are stock or upgraded calipers?

 

Sounds stock to me.

 

Yeah, Nissin is definitely the OEM of Integra calipers, do you have a pic. While they do add a bit of unsprung weight, they are designed to safely and effectively stop the car. Keep in mind that the Integra weighs a few hundred pounds more than a CRX.

The rears are so small because they do little of the braking, especially on a front-heavy car like the Integra.

While I am pretty sure that Nissin makes most OEM calipers for many Honda vehicles, it sounds like you have the stock ones. Impossible to tell without a picture, though.

 

stock

 

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ftw

 

Stock honda calipers are made by nissin. The integra calipers are bigger than the CRX calipers.

 

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I thought that the later Si CRXs also had 262mm front rotors.