114.3x4 conversion
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thats the 96 ITR setup, correct?
how does it compare to the 98+ 5 lugs, as far as rotor size goes?
any comments? no, I'm not gonna do 5-lug
also, what brake lines would I use? I figure I'll need these, SI prop valve/mc/brake booster, SI e-brake cable.... What else?
this is gonna be something I'm gonna gather over a few months....
thats the 96 ITR setup, correct?
how does it compare to the 98+ 5 lugs, as far as rotor size goes?
any comments? no, I'm not gonna do 5-lug

also, what brake lines would I use? I figure I'll need these, SI prop valve/mc/brake booster, SI e-brake cable.... What else?
this is gonna be something I'm gonna gather over a few months....
Well good thing your waiting a while to do it, they don't have any in stock right now.
They said they are going to be getting a container tommorow though, which hopefully my rear discs are in
!
Get a brakeline kit for an SI, the stainless type, a very worth while upgrade.
I wouldn't do fivelug either, even if I didnt have 4 lug TE37's
oh and ferios < coupes :reechy:
i'll shutup now, dont wanna get this one locked too, haha
They said they are going to be getting a container tommorow though, which hopefully my rear discs are in
!Get a brakeline kit for an SI, the stainless type, a very worth while upgrade.
I wouldn't do fivelug either, even if I didnt have 4 lug TE37's
oh and ferios < coupes :reechy:
i'll shutup now, dont wanna get this one locked too, haha
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my bum is on the swedish!
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From: San Antonio, Texas
Originally Posted by alphaxxn
Well good thing your waiting a while to do it, they don't have any in stock right now.
They said they are going to be getting a container tommorow though, which hopefully my rear discs are in
!
They said they are going to be getting a container tommorow though, which hopefully my rear discs are in
!
Get a brakeline kit for an SI, the stainless type, a very worth while upgrade.
h:
I wouldn't do fivelug either, even if I didnt have 4 lug TE37's
Originally Posted by 18secFerio
well, I'm doing some research, and apparently, there's quite a delimma when changing out the rotors... big thread: http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=514109&page=8
these are the standard brake lines? not the ebrake lines, right? sorry, its late and I've been reading too much
h:
accord rims are cheap
these are the standard brake lines? not the ebrake lines, right? sorry, its late and I've been reading too much
h:accord rims are cheap

ebrake cable must be ordered from honda
im talking about the hydraulic lines, stainless lines increase responsiveness, because they dont expand in pressure.
the 96 spec rotor and caliper size is the same as the GSR.
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Originally Posted by 18secFerio
thats good to know, doood....
after reading that thread on H-T that I posted above, I'm starting to question PasswordJDM's integrity....
after reading that thread on H-T that I posted above, I'm starting to question PasswordJDM's integrity....
which article is that? im probably blind.
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my bum is on the swedish!
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Originally Posted by 18secFerio
well, I'm doing some research, and apparently, there's quite a delimma when changing out the rotors... big thread: http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=514109&page=8


