Hey guys, I bought a civic that supposidly had a LsV in it.I need to purchase pads and rotors and to get to the point, im not sure if the spindles are LS or Civic Si/Crx... If you could, take a look at this picture and let me know. I think theyre Si but idk.

THANKS!

 

What's the size of the disk? 10.3" or 9.4"?

If 9.4" (EF), there are 88-89 or 90-91 brakes pads (for Crx, for Civic don't know). So, you'll have to bring your old one to compare went to show up at the store....

But, check this out....

https://honda-tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes-54/92-civic-rotor-caliper-stamp-2732051/
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/92-cx-civic-rotor-placement-2731710/

So, looks like a 9.4"....

 

I knew someone would ask for the measurement, should of done that first. I know the hub accepts a LS axle so I know its the bigger spline. I thought LS spindles have Pr4 stamped on the cast portion...

 

on the arm there will be a casting code we need to see that to tell you what knuckles they are

 

it looks like civic/crx caliper ...the 10" calipers use the 2 bolts to hold it on

 

^^^
This.

And they aren't called spindles.
They are knuckles.

 

I thought so, my old Integra SPINDLE's had two mounting bolts and these only have one and the slide bolt. Sooooo, more than likely they are Si calipers. Also, what number do I need to look for on the spindles?

 

Ok you terminology impaired fruit bat -
The steering knuckle is the part that gets mounted between the double wishbone A-arms.
Attached to the knuckle is the part you mount the wheel and (if applicable) the drive shaft too.
FWD have a hub.
RWD have a spindle.


EX knuckles would have RH3-A or LH3-A.
Si, Dx, Wagon knuckles would have RH3-H or LH3-H

3G Integra 94~01 SR-L-14N or SR-R-14N
Not sure what the 2g teg is. =/

 

Thanks for the lesson, its LH3-H and the rotors are about 9.5".... I take it theyre Si then.