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I'm looking for either a 93-97 del sol SI or a 99-00 civic si im wanting to do a rear brake conversion so if you all got the rear disk with suspension bracket let me know e-mail me
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looking for your rear end off SI
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can you use integra part? if so that could help your search
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92-00 civic/del sol and 94-01 integra. ebay and craigslist, and salvage yards are your best bet. I got quoted 100 bucks for a complete swap off a 95 teggy, prop valve and lines included, but some fucker bought it before I got there, a waste of a 1.5 hour drive. idiot offered 200 and of course the salvage guy took it.
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I do not think that they work I looked online but no luck, the only cars that I found would workl is the 93-97 del sol SI and the 97-00 civic si without any major mods it "should" just bolt right up
I do not think that they work I looked online but no luck, the only cars that I found would workl is the 93-97 del sol SI and the 97-00 civic si without any major mods it "should" just bolt right up
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I KNOW they work dude, my civic had a 97 teggy rear brake setup, unfortuantly I didnt have the prop valve and proper lines, so teh rear end lcoked up way before the front.
They DO work, but you need to mix and match parts for the prop valve, lines, and the brackets.
What car and model do you currently have? Basicallly you can use any prop valve thats original to 4 wheel disc, but need to source brake lines fior your chassis.
For help, civic 92-95 is EG, del sol is EJ, and 96-00 civic is EK. Not so sure for the teggy years, but they are DC and DB. Double check, just search google "chassis code honda civic" or "chassis code integra"
Post any more questions you have. a quick google search "rear disc swap civic" turned up a shitload of results. Do a bit of research, nothing sucks more then buying something like that only to find you were a year off from the correct part.
They DO work, but you need to mix and match parts for the prop valve, lines, and the brackets.
What car and model do you currently have? Basicallly you can use any prop valve thats original to 4 wheel disc, but need to source brake lines fior your chassis.
For help, civic 92-95 is EG, del sol is EJ, and 96-00 civic is EK. Not so sure for the teggy years, but they are DC and DB. Double check, just search google "chassis code honda civic" or "chassis code integra"
Post any more questions you have. a quick google search "rear disc swap civic" turned up a shitload of results. Do a bit of research, nothing sucks more then buying something like that only to find you were a year off from the correct part.
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yeah ill look if it does work what you asking for yours?
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My civic is long gone dude, and I havent done anything liike that yet to my del sol. but Im gonna be junkyard hopping all week, so if you gimme a short list of general parts, I might be able to look for ya. For most, it is just unbloting the camber and toe arms, then removing the brake lines and lower control arms, then the whole thing came out. USe that to help ya rip as assembly off a JY or salvage car.
Im gonna be looking for a good set of OEM springs and maybe hope to find a riced out honda with some tokicos or skunk2 cleverly painted. Like that will ever happen :lol
good luck, there are good deals out there, dont pay more then 200 bucks for the whole swap, otherwise it aint worth it.
Im gonna be looking for a good set of OEM springs and maybe hope to find a riced out honda with some tokicos or skunk2 cleverly painted. Like that will ever happen :lol
good luck, there are good deals out there, dont pay more then 200 bucks for the whole swap, otherwise it aint worth it.
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