Ok, I've been reading the threads on disc brake swaps, and there seems to be a bit of a discrepancy on what parts I need. some have said that I can use my existing trailing arms. If this is true, that would be great - it's less stuff to ship, and I won't need an alignment afterwards. Can anyone confirn that the discs and calipers from a 94-01 Integra fit on Civic EG trailing arms? What is the complete list of parts that I should request from the seller?
95 civic / 96 GSR disc brake swap
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hammerdgolfer
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if im not mistaken its fairly stright forward but a little time consuming, http://www.jdmvtec.com/
click on the 5lug day 2 link, thats for the rear, really no difference im assuming
click on the 5lug day 2 link, thats for the rear, really no difference im assuming
Yes you can use your existing trailing arms.
Pros:
alignment won't be off as you aren't messing with the compensator arm
as you said, less to pay in shipping.
fewer bolts to mess with with
Cons:
the torx bolts strip very easily (have eight new ones ready)
you still need new brake lines and e-brake cable.
all the bolt are inaide the trailing arm, and accessing them sucks, especially if they strip.
Here's my fun time doing it...https://hondaswap.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=26813
Pros:
alignment won't be off as you aren't messing with the compensator arm
as you said, less to pay in shipping.
fewer bolts to mess with with
Cons:
the torx bolts strip very easily (have eight new ones ready)
you still need new brake lines and e-brake cable.
all the bolt are inaide the trailing arm, and accessing them sucks, especially if they strip.
Here's my fun time doing it...https://hondaswap.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=26813
