Well on my way over to my friends house I started hearing the metal on metal rubbing and some clanking noises from the rear brakes. Those things have to be old, because when I bought them (rear disks) they were all rusty and looked like they have been sitting at the dismantler for a while. Well I plan to put my brembo drilled and slotted rotors and some ebc greenstuff pads (that is if my friend can hook me up for cheap), otherwise its the napa ceramics. How hard is it to do this?? As far as experience with cars I have assisted with 2 swaps and engine builds, I've done a lot of wiring, and small stuff like installing suspension, shifters, lights, etc... I have the Haynes manual for integra and the online helms... Should I venture into this by myself?? Thanx a lot

 

I don't see why not. :dunno: I would read everything a thousand times and go for it.

 

Cool thanx. I'll attempt it, I have no choice. Just hope I don't run into any stubborn screws and such things, because that just annoys the hell out of me

 

The rear caliper piston has to be turned in instead of being pushed like the fronts. Just a little tip

 

Wow, you I bet that will help a lot. Bet I would have sat there struggling for a while... Thanx man. Any more tips?

 

Use synthetic grease on the contact points of the pad and the caliper and bracket.

 

Thats the one in the little ketchup like packets right? Thanx a lot