Need help with eg6 rear disk coversion?
They are the same no matter what people tell you.
Same as any rear disc conversion: trailing arm assemblies with rotors, calipers, pads and e-Brake cables.
To go all out a 40/40 prop valve and larger master cylinder but those aren't "necessities."
Same as any rear disc conversion: trailing arm assemblies with rotors, calipers, pads and e-Brake cables.
To go all out a 40/40 prop valve and larger master cylinder but those aren't "necessities."
At the least OP, you'd want to get the trailing arm assemblies. I'd get a 40/40 prop valve if you dont own an Si, or you'll have a lot of travel in your pedal. Grab at least a 15/16" master cylinder to feed the extra fluid the rear calipers require or you'll have alot of pedal travel as well. That master cylinder will be from an 90-91 Civic EX 4 door and bolts to your stock booster and your lines go right in. Using a 1 inch MC (94-01 Integra) will require you to use the booster from those cars and cutting/re-flaring one of the lines with the Integra fittings. I suggest not getting that setup unless you are using calipers that are bigger than the Civic Ex (Integras and larger)
That should help you out
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