Re: CRX Rear Disc Brake conversion
Integra Knuckle. For an EF 90-93. If this big brakes is wanted on a EG I believe its a bolt on setup.
as for bigger brakes on an ef use integra parts http://hybrid2.honda-perf.org/tech/4g-brakes.html Read here for more info http://hybrid2.honda-perf.org/tech/bigbrakes.html |
Re: CRX Rear Disc Brake conversion
I was going to be doing this swap when the weather got better, I think I may just upgrade the fronts nicely
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Re: CRX Rear Disc Brake conversion
I did a Rear Conv. Because I blew a brake cylinder in the drum=85.00 to replace. Rear trailing arms 100.00. I needed new drums and shoe anyways=100.00. New Pads and Discs=90.00. Plus the little bit of ricer in me Loves the looks of 4 wheel disc.
When my car goes on the road in april the fronts will be integra/EX size. |
Re: CRX Rear Disc Brake conversion
I have a bent rear trailing arm, should I bother with upgrading to rear disc if rear disc RTA's is all I can find? Or should I go to the trouble of trying to find one that has rear drums.
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Re: CRX Rear Disc Brake conversion
I think finding a drummed trailing arm would be easier then a disc. Upgrade really isn't the term braking difference isn't much as 80%(just a guess) of braking is done by the front. It's more of a cosmetic upgrade.
Lots of people in honda challenge and SCCA still run drums and only spend time upgrading the frongts because that's all thats needed. |
Re: CRX Rear Disc Brake conversion
keep in mind the rear disc trailing arm weighs about as TWICE as much as the drum..
I think the only reason I did it is because discs look better :-\ |
Re: CRX Rear Disc Brake conversion
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That true two. They are heavy bitches |
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