i have a 96 honda hatch
i also have a set of rear disk brakes what do i need to put them on
someone told me that they would bolt right up but what about the brake lines

 

Search.

 

i cant find anything on it

all i want to know is what brake lines do i need ebrake line or what?

 

im just taking a guess that if those are discs of ek civic than youll just need a ebrake cable then. but im not sure

 

You will need e-brake cables and brake lines from a teg.

 

Rear discs suck, I wish I had drums, I might do a rear drum conversion. Rear pads wear too fast

 

heritage when u did a swap, did u switch out proportioning valves??? if not that could have caused your excessive pad wear. Also OP, do you have rear spindles?

 

the teg brake lines are a little to long you would be better off getting EM1 e-brake cables

 

Your answer can be found here:

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/faqs-frequently-asked-tech-questions-1998336/

Look under "Brakes" and you will see the following:

Brakes
Scarebird Disk Brake Conversion for '96-'00 Civics (Similar for '92-'95)
How-To Check and Clean Your Rear ABS Sensor
Basic Brake Component and Upgrades Explained
ITR Brakes Onto '96-'00 Civic
Rear Disc Brakes On A Civic (Starts post #3)(No Pictures)
Integra Rear Disc Conversion For '92-'95 Civics
'92-'95 Integra Brake Swap
Complete Rear Disc Swap For '96-'00 Civics
Putting X Brakes on '96-'00 Civics
NSX Calipers on '96-'00 Civics
Replacing Brake Rotors Without ABS
Integra Disc Brake Conversion Using Stock Knuckles
1" JDM ITR Master Cylinder and Brake Booster Install to Civics
Changing Brake Pads and Rotors On '96-'00 Civics

 

r u willin to sell those disk brake