caliper help
first off, i'm a noob in the teg section.. my gal's 92 teg LS sedan has some problems with the braking system... went to the mechanic and he said that both the rear calipers needed to be changed cos they were both frozen... anyways, the quoted me $970 to fix it (change both calipers, rotors and brake pads)... i said **** that....
anywyas, i've been looking online and i found www.fastbrakes.com... they have the typr R calipers and rotors... and it mentioned that the bracket needed some modifications for the caliper to fit... anyone know how difficult this is??
also, how tough is it to replace the calipers?? i'm a noon when it comes to the braking system... if anyone is interested, i would pay good money for your help (need to be in Indiana).. thanx
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anywyas, i've been looking online and i found www.fastbrakes.com... they have the typr R calipers and rotors... and it mentioned that the bracket needed some modifications for the caliper to fit... anyone know how difficult this is??
also, how tough is it to replace the calipers?? i'm a noon when it comes to the braking system... if anyone is interested, i would pay good money for your help (need to be in Indiana).. thanx
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Last edited by DarkSideAccord; Mar 1, 2004 at 03:39 PM. Reason: mistyped
Don't bother upgrading the brakes.
A stock replacement is no sweat, go to autozone (or some other local parts place) and get some rebuilt 90-93 Integra calipers. It only takes a few hours, max. Be sure to bleed the brakes, you might as well flush the system out while you are at it.
A stock replacement is no sweat, go to autozone (or some other local parts place) and get some rebuilt 90-93 Integra calipers. It only takes a few hours, max. Be sure to bleed the brakes, you might as well flush the system out while you are at it.
Originally Posted by Kai
Don't bother upgrading the brakes.
A stock replacement is no sweat, go to autozone (or some other local parts place) and get some rebuilt 90-93 Integra calipers. It only takes a few hours, max. Be sure to bleed the brakes, you might as well flush the system out while you are at it.
A stock replacement is no sweat, go to autozone (or some other local parts place) and get some rebuilt 90-93 Integra calipers. It only takes a few hours, max. Be sure to bleed the brakes, you might as well flush the system out while you are at it.
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