brakes for 94 integra rs
i have a 94 integra rs body with N/A with 220 hp at the wheels. i want to upgrade my brakes, The car is a daily driver/track car. I was looking at the spoon brakes but their too much for my budget and with the research i done, i understand the upgrading to ITR, NSX/Legend GS/Wilwood would do and could be done for under $600. Wilwood kit $575 new, used legend gs calipers and good rotors around $400, itr upgrade is $350. I just can't deside wich one to get. I tried searching for stopping distances on all three but i just found the one for the itr, which i believe was at 116 ft. Do you guys know which of the three would give me the best stoping power??? the only bad thing about the wilwood would be that i need to get bigger rims. I would really appreciate the help.
So from the info below i calculated that the type R brakes stop 19% quicker than standard integra brakes.From 60mph--0. I believe they say that wilwood would improve brakes by 30%.
Integra Specs( i got them from http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache...&ct=clnk&gl=us
so i dont know how accurate they are.
RS,LS,GS,SE: 5-spd
Acceleration (0-60): 7.6sec.
1/4 Mile Run: 16.1sec.
Stopping Distance (60mph-0): 143ft
Skidpad: 0.76g
Slalom (100ft): 58.9mph
Fuel Economy: 25/30 mpg
Front Brakes: Ventilizted, 10.3 in disc type
Rear Brakes: Solid 9.4 in disc type
Weight Distribution: 64/36
GS-R: 5-spd
Acceleration (0-60): 7.2sec.
1/4 Mile Run: 15.5sec.
Stopping Distance: 143ft
Skidpad: 0.80g
Slalom (100ft): 62.8mph
Fuel Economy: 25/31 mpg
Weight Distribution: 64/36
Type-R: 5-Spd
Acceleration (0-60): 6.5sec.
1/4 Mile Run: 14.7sec.
Stopping Distance (60mph-0): 116ft
Skidpad: 0.91g
Slalom (100ft): 67.6mph
Fuel Economy: 25/30 mpg
Front Brakes: Ventilizted, 11.1 in disc type
Rear Brakes: Solid 10.2 in disc type
Weight Distribution: 62/38
Vehicle /Rotor size in inches/ Front / Rear
96 Integra Type R 14 / 13
98 Integra Type R 15 / 14
96 Integra Type R no abs (95mph -- 0) 269.7ft
98 integra Type R (95mph -- 0) 230.3 ft
So from the info below i calculated that the type R brakes stop 19% quicker than standard integra brakes.From 60mph--0. I believe they say that wilwood would improve brakes by 30%.
Integra Specs( i got them from http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache...&ct=clnk&gl=us
so i dont know how accurate they are.
RS,LS,GS,SE: 5-spd
Acceleration (0-60): 7.6sec.
1/4 Mile Run: 16.1sec.
Stopping Distance (60mph-0): 143ft
Skidpad: 0.76g
Slalom (100ft): 58.9mph
Fuel Economy: 25/30 mpg
Front Brakes: Ventilizted, 10.3 in disc type
Rear Brakes: Solid 9.4 in disc type
Weight Distribution: 64/36
GS-R: 5-spd
Acceleration (0-60): 7.2sec.
1/4 Mile Run: 15.5sec.
Stopping Distance: 143ft
Skidpad: 0.80g
Slalom (100ft): 62.8mph
Fuel Economy: 25/31 mpg
Weight Distribution: 64/36
Type-R: 5-Spd
Acceleration (0-60): 6.5sec.
1/4 Mile Run: 14.7sec.
Stopping Distance (60mph-0): 116ft
Skidpad: 0.91g
Slalom (100ft): 67.6mph
Fuel Economy: 25/30 mpg
Front Brakes: Ventilizted, 11.1 in disc type
Rear Brakes: Solid 10.2 in disc type
Weight Distribution: 62/38
Vehicle /Rotor size in inches/ Front / Rear
96 Integra Type R 14 / 13
98 Integra Type R 15 / 14
96 Integra Type R no abs (95mph -- 0) 269.7ft
98 integra Type R (95mph -- 0) 230.3 ft
Last edited by LILSOWEK; Mar 1, 2010 at 06:00 PM.
You have an RS which doesn't come with ABS. Does you car have ABS? You won't be able to achieve the stopping performance of a Type-R without ABS unless you're an expert at threshold braking.
By the way, those stopping distances for everything but the Type-R are incorrect. I have seen a motorweek test of a 94 GSR sedan that did 60-0 in 118 feet.
By the way, those stopping distances for everything but the Type-R are incorrect. I have seen a motorweek test of a 94 GSR sedan that did 60-0 in 118 feet.
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