Rear drum to disk brakes, MC, booster, or prop. valve needed?

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Oct 23, 2003 | 08:21 AM

crexer

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Rear drum to disk brakes, MC, booster, or prop. valve needed?

I know its been discussed several times but just to make sure if I swap out my 88 dx drums on my crx with crx si disks, do I need an integra booster or proportioning valve? Ive heard to many opinions...just the proportioning valve....or everything......which is it?

Oct 23, 2003 | 08:30 AM

buzboy

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I did this on my 99 civic hatch. I didnt change the booster nor the pro' valve. No problems here.

Oct 23, 2003 | 08:30 AM

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Re: Rear drum to disk brakes, MC, booster, or prop. valve needed? (crexer)

i would definitely go with both, you'd rather be sure that you're not gonna have 'soft' brakes, right?

Oct 23, 2003 | 09:13 AM

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Re: Rear drum to disk brakes, MC, booster, or prop. valve needed? (Phatwhippin_CRX)

some people say its better to have the MC, booster, and prop valve from a DA integra.

some people say its fine without any of it.

i say.. see how the braking is without any of it.. if its good enough for you, then your set.... but if its not good enough for you, then get the MC, booster, prop valve from a DA integra.