Hi I have a 1996 Civic Dx 4dr and I like to do a rear disc brake conv. But i dunno what yr integra or civic rear disc brakes will fit. Can someone plz help..thanx

 

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/how-put-x-brakes-your-96-00-ek-civic-revised-upgrade-chart-1513752/

 

any brake from 94-01 integra (either ls or gsr; obviously itr wont fit cuz they are 5 lug) or 92-95 civic si hatchback or 99-00 civic si. someone correct me if im wrong...

 

97 type R will work since it was in 4 lug boy!! Or 95-97 type R if you are fortunate enough to have access to Japan junkyards...

 

omg! not another one of these threads.

 

wouldnt the lug pattern be off? 4x114.3

your good w/ any dc teg doesnt matter if its ls or gsr its all the same.

 

Why?

 

cause braking is important! lol and I say its refreshing to see someone start right by upgrading suspension and brakes vs building motor then realizing their car wont stop lol good for you man!

 

You do realize that the most commonly done rear disc brake conversion for a 4x100mm Civic (9.5" solid rear discs with Nissin 7CLP13S calipers) has no effect on actual stopping distances or stopping power vs. the original '86-89 Accord-sourced drums, right?

I find it rather amusing that most people on this site who start dickering with their brakes will actually increase stopping distances vs. the factory setup . . .

 

maybe so but another reason is who wants to look at drums behind a nice set of wheels? lol either way its his car he can do how he pleases. and I had drums on my eg swapped in a b16b and my brakes were way off par. i got brake fade at track days and mountain runs constantly so for me the swap was just what i needed. but to each his own.

 

correct! the 4 lugs on earlier model of ITR is on 4x114.3

 

Sorry to thread jack but will rear discs off of a 93 integra work on an EK?

 

Read the FAQ

 

no they wont. only teg brakes that work are 94-up. they would work on an ef but not an eg or ek.

 

Yes!! whats my prize??

 

Wrong.

 

^^you cant just bolt up da rear brakes.. youd have to take them apart but part #'s are the same on rotors calipers and pads.. the spindle has to be changed but why do all that when dc bolts right up? the da will work for ef chassis only!

 

As far as anything i've ever read '90 - '93 (DA) trailing arms bolt up just fine, the only difference i'm aware of between them and the newer '94 - '01 (DC) trailing arms is that the older Integra trailing arms use a different trailing arm bushing (larger IIRC)

 

I used 93 integra brakes, Although i swapped spindles instead of the whole TA.

 

Wrong yet again for the second time in the same thread.

 

well give the right info then please besides just saying wrong all the time. Im tryin. Ive never seen da brakes work nor have been told they will and yes part #s are the same

 

I know you're new here, but after you've corrected the same wrong info for years you get sick of it and just start mentioning that its wrong. I don't know how many rear disc threads i've seen pop up in the last 2 weeks, but honestly there isn't really any need for any of them, this stuff has all been covered before. (I know this isn't your thread, i'm just saying)

 

i agree i looked mine up back when.. I just swapped gsr seems like a no brainer to me.