4th Gen drum->disc?
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4th Gen drum->disc?
Hey...
It's time to fix up my 1991 Accord's sqeaky rear brakes. I'm prepared to put in disc brakes, but from which car?
Someone told me a long time ago that the rear brakes from a '93 Accord wagon were disc brakes, and that they go in without hassle...
Anyone else done this? What worked? Suggestions?
Thanks
It's time to fix up my 1991 Accord's sqeaky rear brakes. I'm prepared to put in disc brakes, but from which car?
Someone told me a long time ago that the rear brakes from a '93 Accord wagon were disc brakes, and that they go in without hassle...
Anyone else done this? What worked? Suggestions?
Thanks
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I have '93 rear discs on mine. The swap was simple, have pics if you want to see exactly what I changed. Still using the stock proportioning valve... seems to work fine. May want to look into the proper one (disc/disc) if you are a more aggresive driver. I did the swap about 2.5 years ago, no problems...
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Well here is the picture you are probably most interested in:
My stock '90 drums (top) and the '93 discs (bottom) I picked up at a junkyard. All you need to complete the swap is the rear hub-assembly (outlined in green). Both control arms (arrows) are identical and can be reused. Oh and the e-brake cable is different...
My stock '90 drums (top) and the '93 discs (bottom) I picked up at a junkyard. All you need to complete the swap is the rear hub-assembly (outlined in green). Both control arms (arrows) are identical and can be reused. Oh and the e-brake cable is different...