did a rear disk swap on my car. really liked the results. got a prop valve from a type r civic (same thing as 99-00 si) but still, its type r... new rear trailing arm bushings, extended studs (no need for them at all but there cool) aem pads which i picked up from a guy for a cool free, steel braided brake lines custom made buy a guy off honda tech. good quality and a good price. 85 shipped for the set. https://honda-tech.com/forums/wheels-tires-brakes-suspension-48/stainless-steel-brake-line-cluth-line-special-deal-back-%2425-shipped-clutch-lines-%24100-shipped-br-2345062/ and a set of el cheapo rotors. everything went smooth. thanks rick for all the help


the ****


old setup


out with the old


in with the new


all done


rick had at work


finished product


rear studs on the car. i have the fronts but you have to press out the wheel bearings to put them in. just havent gotten around to it yet. looks like its rear wheel drive...


and my rear end with my eye candy

thanks for looking

 

Rockin a button up shirt to work on the car? Im always in a dirty T...braver than I.

 

The pictures are nice and all, but how about the actual results? How does it perform? Any difference?

 

thats a work shirt. me and my buddy both work at a shop with a cleaning company that cleans them for us. one less thing to worry about

braking is much more responsive and much more even. not as much nose dive when braking hard.

 

nice pictures, aren't the extended studs so you can put slicks and stuff on with out a problem? iunno, doesn't look bad though.

Gotta perform better, and is a hell of alot easier to change your breaks when the time comes.

 

very clean i like it. what kind of rims are those? i cant make it out

 

yeah thats what the studs are for. i just thought they look bad ***. and thats the main reason i changed them. i fing hate changing brake shoes

mb motor i think. got them off tires.com they are a knock off of something