When I bought my car (92 Si) it had the Integra rear disk swap already done. I recently had to put in new pads and I saw that my calipers were falling apart. My question is what calipers do I buy? How can I tell what Integra my calipers are off of? I tried to use the FAQ's, but they didn't help any.

 

should be a PN on the caliper?
most likely it's a 94+ teg

 

Measure the size of the trailing arm bushing. The 88-00 Civic and 94-01 Integra use a smaller 2 7/8" bushing and the 91-93 Integra use a larger size bushing. I believe the Civics and newer Integras use one caliper and the older Integra use a different one.

 

Didnt the a certain year si hatch come stock rear disc?
Im not a eg man so...

But yeah most likely teggy brakes look at the number cast into the caliper

 

Bring the parts with you to the parts store. If you guess wrong, you compare to the old parts.

 

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yes 92-95 civic si did come with rear brakes.

Op, the caliper is the same off of any 92-95 civic and 94-01 integra with rear discs.

 

That's what I thought. I was hoping that 2nd gen teg calipers were the same because I have a newer set of those I was wanting to put on so I could save ~$150.

 

+100 for common sense!!!!!!!

OP, the 94-01 integra and 96-00 civic and 92-95 civic rear calipers are all interchangeable.

The only difference in the DA and EF calipers is that the line mounts further downwards. Besides that...they will also bolt on.

Autozone has rear calipers for integras/civics for like $45 a peice for the rear. Lifetime guarantee.

 

are we talking calipers or rotors?

 

he said calipers.

The rear rotors for 88-00 civics and 90-01 integras are all the same.

 

so i CAN use the 2nd gen teg calipers that i have?

 

Regardless, I always take the old parts with me because the people at the autoparts behind the counter tend to screw up.

 

Try putting them on. They will bolt up, but I'm almost positive that the lines are oriented differently. Find DA lines and you're in business.