I have recently swapped my rear drums for disk brakes. I know 90-01 integra rear control arms should all fit nicely on a 88-91 hatch. I believe I have JDM 94+ integra rear control arms, but I am not 100% sure. Anyway, my question is, what disks and pads should I order? Do they all fit (90 to 01)?

 

You should use your stock control arms. What year Teg rear brakes did you get? The 90-01 is a large gap.

 

It doesn't matter which control arms I used. I swapped the whole integra control arm. I'm just inquiring which disks and pad should be used. Are they identical for all years 90-01 or are they different for different generations?

 

all 4x100 rear rotors and pads are the same

 

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Well in that case you swapped the trailing arms not the control arms.

 

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lmfao

 

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Well in that case you swapped the trailing arms not the control arms. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Sorry, my mistake, I did swap the trailing arms, not the control arms. Thank you for correcting me.

 

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Sorry, my mistake, I did swap the trailing arms, not the control arms. Thank you for correcting me.</TD></TR></TABLE>

No problem, I'm here to help...

 

I still don't know which disks and pads to order though

 

are you certain of the year that the conversion is off of if its 94 then pick up some for a 94 whatever year they came off of just get the same year.

 

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To be safe, order the 90-93 pads. Do you know that year Teg the rear disc brakes came off of?

 

I was told they were 94+ JDM, but that's all the information I have.

 

if they were jdm they'd be 5-lug...correct???

 

Nope, they're 4 lugs.

 

Hmm, then I would suggest you get 94+ Teg pads. Take yours out first and match them up with the ones you buy.

 

all NON-ITR integra/civic/crx's use the same pads in the rear... the ITR/Accord wagon/Prelude VTEC all use a bigger pad...

 

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Actually, Honda/Acura cahnged the compounds used for the different generations and also the 98 got semi metallic pads in an effort to better it's braking distance over previous years. I would imagine the 99-00 si pads are the same as these, but my freind works at acura so I know about those for fact.

 

No they wouldn't be 5 lug cause who says it is a Type-R and even then the R didn't come 5 lug up until like 96/97 or around that time cause 96 spec R's had 4x114 patterns on them...Someone please correct me if I am wrong...peaCe and you should be able to use any brake pads for anything other than a type-R as long as it is a Civic or Integra. I would go to the dealer or AutoZone and just check if the part #'s are the same for the 90-93 pads and the 94+ pads...good luck

 

For everybody's information, the part numbers for the 90-93 and 94+ disks are the same. The pads part numbers are different, although when compared, they have a very similar shape. The difference is so minimal that they are probably both interchangeable.