I've searched and haven't found an exact answer. I'm trying to do a disk conversion on my 1988 CRX. I know that the rear brakes from a dc integra will work. I just need to know if I can use the rear trailing arm or do I need to use my trailing arm. I'm thinking I need to use my arm, just wanna make sure.

 

Either. But I would just use the DC one. There is a lot of good stuff in the FAQ also check out Fourth Gen Site in the FAQ.

 

I checked out all of the faqs. Couldn't find anything about the dc rta. Found a lot on the da arm.

 

Simple swap just grab the whole arm your getting the rear disc swap from.
Also you should get the crx si e brake cables so its a perfect fit.
Da's are too long but work. Everything bolts right in! Make sure you have the disc brake hoses too cause drum hoses are different

 

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I'm trying to use the dc rear arm. Will it work?

 

Yes the DC will bolt on!

but do you have the correct ebrake cables????

 

I just did a rear disk break conversion it was a piece of cake. Just don't for get to change out the TA bushings

 

Yeah, I'll get the e brake cables. I knew I needed the si cables.