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Old 10-17-2006   #106 (permalink)
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can i use rsx rear brakes on my 01 ex? A buddy of mine has fronts and rears for 500. To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!
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Old 10-17-2006   #107 (permalink)
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yes, but you will need a new ball joint and LCA for the front and maybe the whole rear LCA.
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is honda the only place to get rsx e-brake cables?
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rsx rears

I have the complete rear control arms for the rsx with everything attatched, calipers, rotors, knuckles yadda yadda, im not very worried about the fronts untilll i go K20
SO the rear LCA should bolt right up correct? And everything from there is pretty much bolt on.

Then that brings me to the e brake cables, will i be able to get away with using the RSX ones? or my own?
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yes, the rsx, 1.7el and the sir e-brake cables will work with the swap.
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What about 03 Si rear discs on the back of my 04 ex? I would think it would all match up, but am not sure. I do know that the 04 Si has FIVE LUG . . . so I'm kind of screwed there.
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yes the 03 rear discs will fit with no problem b/c there 4lug
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Can anyone tell me the wrench/socket size the cam nut is? Does the nut come off or the bolt? I measured the width to be .955" and it turns out to be 24.257mm.



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yes the 03 rear discs will fit with no problem b/c there 4lug
NICE! Thanks a bundle, now I need to call some junkyards, lol.
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Can anyone tell me the wrench/socket size the cam nut is? Does the nut come off or the bolt? I measured the width to be .955" and it turns out to be 24.257mm.



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I brought my good calipers home from work and measured it again; It's 24mm, bigger than any socket or wrench I have right now. Keep this in mind when you guys go to the junkyard to get your EP3 knuckles.

Oh yea, the socket will have to be at least 40mm deep.
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at least you're not changing your LCA, you need specialty tool to get that out from honda.

btw, anyone have one?
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What is an EP3? I'd like to do this install on my 02 EX. What do I need to get? and where?
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What is an EP3? I'd like to do this install on my 02 EX. What do I need to get? and where?
ep3 is a civic si hatchback.. check the frist post for all the things you need.. if you look hard enough you can prolly find someone selling a setup in the forsale thread. if you cant find one and you have the cash, i'm sure you can get the setup at www.hondaautomotiveparts.com

i'm not 100% sure, but i think you can use a setup from a canadian acura 1.7EL..
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ep3 is a civic si hatchback.. check the frist post for all the things you need.. if you look hard enough you can prolly find someone selling a setup in the forsale thread. if you cant find one and you have the cash, i'm sure you can get the setup at www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
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lol.. i just kinda abandoned it.. no one seemed to want any of it.. i may just ebay it all whenever i get the time.. either that or i'll be able to sell it easier when i'm able to get my own place up here in washington, but that wont be til after i come back from deployment
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