I have a 1996 hx coupe 5 speed, for SNG's im thinking of doing the rear disc swap. I also just hate drums and mine are approaching new shoe time. There is an integra at the wrecking yard out here that seemed to have trailing arms/etc that looked in good shape. My main question here is, i dont think i have ABS. If i take trailing arms off of an integra that has ABS will they still work on my car, (i know the abs wont work, i mean will they fit and function as brakes) or do i need to find an integra that does not have ABS. I dont know if they use different parts etc. And should i be buying new brake lines, axle seals or anything like that? The integra is 2nd gen hatchback (not sure manual/auto). so 94-01 somewhere.

 

I'm also in the process of swapping the drums in my '98 coupe to discs. You'll need the soft brake lines to attach from the hard line to the calipers, and you'll also need e-brake cables from a 99-00 civic Si, since the ones from the integra are too short.

I wouldn't think that taking arms off an integra with ABS would be a big deal when putting them on a car without ABS. I'm not 100% though so don't trust me on that

 

Makes no difference. ABS/Non-ABS brakes are the same. There will probably be a sensor in the hub when you pull the rear trailing arms, but you can just unbolt and discard it.

 

I got mine off a GSR with ABS. They work fine.

 

TY for the replies dudes. Also, should i also use the proportioning valve that came off the integra as well? or does that matter

 

I remember in the past that it will still work without the 40/40 prop valve. However, it's a good idea to do. That way the brakes are getting the amount of fluid they need to work with each other.

 

The Integra prop valve is shaped differently than the Civic one. I can’t remember if you need one from the Civic Si or the EX or if the Si and EX are identical.