Newbie poster..just bought my 91 civic Si last week.

I'm replacing the bushings on my Civic Si. Will I have to buy new bushings for the rear if I swap out the drum for integra rear discs?

Also, should I switch out the brakes first or go ahead and change the bushings?

Thanks for the help

 

The trailing arm bushing would be the only one you would lose, the rest all use the Civic/CRX arms so those bushings would stay.

 

Thanks for your help!

That means I'll have to replace those bushings with a rear integra kit? (assuming they need to be replaced)

 

shouldnt your 91 Si have come with rear disc brakes stock?

 

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just the crx 90-91 did

 

Hate to ressurect a dead thread, but...

I'm doing a 99 GSR rear disc swap onto my 99 civic coupe.

I was thinking of getting the energy suspension hyperflex (master bushing) kit, for the 99 civic SI.

How similar are the SI and integra trailing arms, etc. ?

I'm hoping I can get the kit, because piecing together a setup, would be costly, and confusing for me.

And help, much appreciated.

-PHiZ

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PHiZ &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hate to ressurect a dead thread, but...

I'm doing a 99 GSR rear disc swap onto my 99 civic coupe.

I was thinking of getting the energy suspension hyperflex (master bushing) kit, for the 99 civic SI.

How similar are the SI and integra trailing arms, etc. ?

I'm hoping I can get the kit, because piecing together a setup, would be costly, and confusing for me.

And help, much appreciated.

-PHiZ</TD></TR></TABLE>

I have seen both of them and the only difference was the LCAs.