rear brakes question

[NURVCOM]

ok there are a pair of 95 ej1 rear ABS disk brakes at my near by junk yard.

would i be able to use them on my coupe? mine is DX

or could i use rear disk for 91 interga ?

[Volume 8]

They'll both work. If you get the Integra brakes, use the upper and lower control arms from your civic. You'll also need the ebrake cables and brake lines for the rear discs.

[NURVCOM]

ok thanks hopeing the dude at junkyard will hook me up

[eg6sir]

hey Anthony.. get me a hookup on a rear disc conversion

[NURVCOM]

i think they have a 91 Integra ii PMed you

[NURVCOM]

eg6sir your pm are full

[crazyxzer0]

ok there are a pair of 95 ej1 rear ABS disk brakes at my near by junk yard.

would i be able to use them on my coupe? mine is DX

or could i use rear disk for 91 interga ?



Basically...if you use the Civic ones...takes the EBrake lines, as well as the brakelines cause you will need those. You dont need the upper or trailing arm since you can reuse your old parts. Taking the trailing arm at the junkyard can prove itself hard. When I did rear disc brakes for my accord, I took the trailing arm but not the upper control arm.




I would suggest upgrading the master cylinder too. 7/8th from the EX or a 15/16th from the 1991 civic EX would be a good idea. Proportioning valve from a non abs 94-01 integra or a 92-95 civic si non abs will be another good upgrade.



If you use the da ones, use the civic ebrake cables, upper control arms. The trailing arms are the same from the DA and the Civic or at least interchangable. You also need the Civic brake lines.

[Volume 8]

I also found out the 15/16th master cylinder from an 89 Accord LXi will bolt up with no problems.

[crazyxzer0]

I also found out the 15/16th master cylinder from an 89 Accord LXi will bolt up with no problems.


That works too!! Yea they are also on Accord SEis too. :TU: