so i found me a crv and gong to pick it up soon (hopefully) and i was woundering if the is a way to do a rear disk brake conversion??

would the integra type r rear trailing arms work ?

 

There is no way that I know if to do this swap. In for more info

 

same here slotted rotors would look really sexy on there

 

ive done some looking and havent found anything soo far.

 

i heard if people using the 2nd gen parts.
ITR parts wont work if you have AWD.(maybe if yours is the FDW crv)

 

but if it is fwd would the dc2 parts work ?

 

im sure there has got to be away!

 

what about the s2000 rear brakes?

 

i totally forgot about the s2000, but the 1st gen crv rear axle is so thin

 

Integra ZXi trailing arms. Rear discs and support for the RT-4WD rear hubs (to accommodate the drive shafts), as it was an RT-4WD car stock. Should be "plug and play" for the most part.

The real question is, why? The drums are lighter than discs and provide more than adequate braking for the rear of the vehicle.

 

probably just for looks, or just to say they got it done, iono.

 

for looks

 

well i want rear disk cause they are easier ti work on and look better than drums also i plan on doing a big brake kit

 

Do you know what brake bias is and what happens to it when you start changing major braking components? Rear discs are very likely going to require an adjustable prop valve if you want your car to brake like a normal car...

 

yes i know that it would require the right prop valve for it to brake normally. i just want to know if any one has done a rear disk conversion on a first gen crv.