rear discs on a 91'civic hb
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Re: rear discs on a 91'civic hb (hornetd23)
hey there buddy, there's a plethora of info on this subject if you search.
you can use the rear discs (entire trailing arms) from the crx si, a 90-93 integra, or a jdm Si or SiR. don't forget to get the ebrake cables, master cylinder and booster, and proportioning valve.
you can use the rear discs (entire trailing arms) from the crx si, a 90-93 integra, or a jdm Si or SiR. don't forget to get the ebrake cables, master cylinder and booster, and proportioning valve.
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Re: rear discs on a 91'civic hb (sirk)
FYI.
Also, you don't neccesarily need the MC, brake booster, and proportioning valve when doing the swap. But it is recommended to take advange of the rear disks.
For your car you're going to need the complete trailing arm from either a 90-91 CRX Si, or 90-93 Teg. But only the 90-93 Coupe Teg E-brake cables will work for the HB. Just swap it out, bleed the brakes and you're done. You can install the MC, BB, and PV from either car to fully complete the rear disk swap. But it's not required.
Also, you don't neccesarily need the MC, brake booster, and proportioning valve when doing the swap. But it is recommended to take advange of the rear disks.
For your car you're going to need the complete trailing arm from either a 90-91 CRX Si, or 90-93 Teg. But only the 90-93 Coupe Teg E-brake cables will work for the HB. Just swap it out, bleed the brakes and you're done. You can install the MC, BB, and PV from either car to fully complete the rear disk swap. But it's not required.
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