first off dont flame me, i searched didnt find jack, lol

i have a 90 LS and i can get new prelude calipers for nothing, now i dont want to drill stock prelude rotors so i was wondering if i could just get bigger rotors to match the stock size of the prelude rotors, and if so how big are the stock prelude rotors also i dont have abs can u use the calipers with no abs? i donno nothing about brakes please help!!!

 

anyone?

 

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Okay first of all you don't need to bump a thread twice in a period of 10 minutes. It's kind of late and not so many people will be on.

As for your question, you will at the very least need to fab up some kind of bracket to make the calipers bolt in place of the Integra ones.

 

The only OEM calipers that I know of that can go on an Integra without much, if any fabrication, is the Acura Legend calipers on 3rd Generation Integras. Try doing a search for that.

 

The legend caliper (And NSX) should need some spacing or a new bracket on a Non Type-R Integra. You can use a legend caliper on a type-R as is but you have to swap the right and left sides. (I have a set of legend calipers on my R). They are dual piston and work well even flipped.

 

okay... that was interesting, i didnt ask about the calipers i want to know about the rotors getting the calipers to fit isnt my problem!

 

If you can get Prelude calipers to fit your Integra, you'll be one of the first. Let us know how it happens, as there's probably hundreds of other Integra owners who might want to get in on how it was done.

Anyways, for Legend calipers, rotors have to be redrilled. Because of the 5-lug pattern, it's time to do the same for yourself.

 

Look at VW corado rotors too. Like Daniel said the rotor is not your biggest worry.

 

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