Rear Disk Conversion
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Originally posted by skubb
what exactly are the trailing arms?
also is it common for this part to be a little weathered and corroded looking but still be in good shape?
I know of a 95 teg lying aroung but I'm not sure if they're in good enough condition to use.
what exactly are the trailing arms?
also is it common for this part to be a little weathered and corroded looking but still be in good shape?
I know of a 95 teg lying aroung but I'm not sure if they're in good enough condition to use.
when you push your wheel up and down you should see two large pieces of metal moving...the one heading the center of your car is what i call the lower a-arm -- which i donno is right, and then the trailing arm is just what it sounds like...the one that runs parallel to your "trail."
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Originally posted by ManInCamo
Tons! probably cost more than the car is worth. Thousands. the abs system, abs brake lines, abs wires, abs sesnors. dozens of hours of labor.
Tons! probably cost more than the car is worth. Thousands. the abs system, abs brake lines, abs wires, abs sesnors. dozens of hours of labor.
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Originally posted by skubb
what exactly are the trailing arms?
also is it common for this part to be a little weathered and corroded looking but still be in good shape?
I know of a 95 teg lying aroung but I'm not sure if they're in good enough condition to use.
what exactly are the trailing arms?
also is it common for this part to be a little weathered and corroded looking but still be in good shape?
I know of a 95 teg lying aroung but I'm not sure if they're in good enough condition to use.
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Originally posted by H-A Stud
If you don't know what the trailing arm is...I wouldn't recomend doing this project aloneh:
If you don't know what the trailing arm is...I wouldn't recomend doing this project alone
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here's that rear AEM conversion almost 200 dollars cheaper than the other site i saw on this thread:
http://www.importhorizon.com/civicbrake.html
http://www.importhorizon.com/civicbrake.html
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From: Syracuse, NY
Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
here's that rear AEM conversion almost 200 dollars cheaper than the other site i saw on this thread:
http://www.importhorizon.com/civicbrake.html
here's that rear AEM conversion almost 200 dollars cheaper than the other site i saw on this thread:
http://www.importhorizon.com/civicbrake.html
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Originally posted by ISP James
still too expensive for me, i dont know it has to be tons cheaper to do it via salvage cars.
still too expensive for me, i dont know it has to be tons cheaper to do it via salvage cars.
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From: Scranton PA/Longview TX
I heard the AEM kits was good but it squeaked alot. Is the AEM conversion kit like a GSR/Si swap only with AEM rotors and Pads? or is it something custom made by AEM and different completely?