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Old 04-27-2009   #31 (permalink)
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
So if I get the 15/16 MC from the Si can I use it with my stock LX brake booster, or should I get the Si booster?

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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
The brake booster is the same Honda part number (just verified using hondapartsdeals.com) 46400-S04-N11
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
Awesome!

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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
You are welcome. Just another update...I was incorrect and the EX and Si share the same MC. Sorry about that...same part number 46100-S04-A04. BUT the LX is different as it is 46100-S04-A14
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
Not a problem, that just makes things simpiler
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
Great post.. I have changing drum brakes too...
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
If my research is correct one can use either the Civic Si e-brake lines or the Integra e brake lines, but the Civic Si's are preferable because they enter through the body of the car into the cabin just like the originals do, as opposed to the Integra's which may require some cutting of the floor pan...

My question: Can I use the 99-00 Si e brake lines if I have Integra rear trailing arms? Will they attach to the caliper correctly?
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
On my 7th gen the ebrake lines attach to the caliper via a bracket on the caliper. The ebrake cable is not attached to the trailing arm. I believe you should be fine on your sixth gen. Compare the caliper part numbers to each other for each model (majestic honda). My guess is that they will be the same for 99-00 si and the integras so you will have no issues.
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
Civic Si:
22796 WIRE A, R. PARKING BRAKE
22797 WIRE A, L. PARKING BRAKE

(source: Majestic Honda)

Integra:

47510-SR4-933 WIRE A, R. PARKING BRAKE
47560-ST8-931 WIRE A, L. PARKING BRAKE

(source: Acura Carland)
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Civic Si:
22796 WIRE A, R. PARKING BRAKE
22797 WIRE A, L. PARKING BRAKE

(source: Majestic Honda)

Integra:

47510-SR4-933 WIRE A, R. PARKING BRAKE
47560-ST8-931 WIRE A, L. PARKING BRAKE

(source: Acura Carland)
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
Sigh. I wasn't thinking. Honda/Acura numbers won't match. Your ebrake cable doesn't have anything to do with the trailing arm. You will be fine.
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
I didn't think they would....had to be sure though

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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
Can anybody tell me if this master cylinder is 15/16?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BRAKE...Q5fAccessories

I'm assuming it is, but you know what happens when we assume...
It says it fits the EX, HX and Si. Do those models all have the 15/16 MC?
I emailed the dude running the auction and he didn't even know
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Re: 96-00 ex rear disc conversion?
Can anybody tell me if this master cylinder is 15/16?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BRAKE...Q5fAccessories

I'm assuming it is, but you know what happens when we assume...
It says it fits the EX, HX and Si. Do those models all have the 15/16 MC?
I emailed the dude running the auction and he didn't even know
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