hello, I have changed the rear caliper before on an integra, but never on a civic. i just remove the pin that holds the cable to the spring loaded caliper. is it the same way on the eg6? i can get a conversion from an integra, but it doesn't come with the cable.

also, i thought drum brakes are not hydraulics. or am i wrong?

 

I dont get what your asking.

And i dont believe they EVER made a brake system that wasnt hydraulic for civics.

 

i read somewhere that the ebrake cable are of different length and for a integra to civic rear disc swap to work, u need the integra cable.

however, the position of the caliper and drum are gonna be at the same location so shouldn't I be able to use the same cable when i do the swap?

that is what i am asking. thanks man!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tekstyle &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i read somewhere that the ebrake cable are of different length and for a integra to civic rear disc swap to work, u need the integra cable.

however, the position of the caliper and drum are gonna be at the same location so shouldn't I be able to use the same cable when i do the swap?

that is what i am asking. thanks man!</TD></TR></TABLE>

the rear caliper on a civic and integra are the same. replacing the caliper and cable will take the same steps.

as for the cable, they are all the same. ranging from 92-00 civic and 94-01 integra.
i believe the 90-93 integra are slightly different, but the rear trailing arm and brakes are the same.

and for the drums, yes they are hydraulic, always have (that i know of).

 

you need integra brake cables

 

so whats the verdict? i hear nay and yay to integra brake cables... i hope i don't need them.

 

i just put gsr rear discs and yes you need integra 94- 01 e-brake cables or 92-95 si e-brake cables, you need them.

 

thank you project.

 

yes rear drums are hydraulic. the only thing that isnt is the parking brake itself.