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I finished my rear disc swap last night it took me about 1.5hrs. All i have is this crappy phone pic right now but i want to take some better ones soon. Also i had no problem useing Ep3 e-brake lines only one braket didn't line up.
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Rep Power: 287 that is what you guys would need. So right click that and save it for later. I got my setup for 250 picked up. with everything including hawk hps brake pads. Still haven't had time to install though.
How easy was the installation c orndoff?
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Rep Power: 0 That’s eerie I got mine picked up for 250 with newish Hawk HPS in them also. It took me about an hour and a half, with a buddy helping hold stuff. Also mine came with ep3 lower control arms. Then I bled all four lines. The rear discs have a way better pedal feel, not mushy like drums, and they grab allot better. Right now i am running the stock proportioning valve (non-abs LX) and they stop great, i have been pushing them allot the past two days. Soon I am going to get wilwood adjustable proportioning valve so I can get every last bit of braking power out of them.
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Rep Power: 287 haha...yeah i never knew whose picture i had about the brakes. Thanks for letting me jack your photo hondaluver.
Yeah mine also came with the lower control arms. Do you know if i can resell those?
Good thing i have an EX, so i do'nt need to mess with no proportioning valve.
Yeah mine also came with the lower control arms. Do you know if i can resell those?
Good thing i have an EX, so i do'nt need to mess with no proportioning valve.
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Rep Power: 0 haha...yeah i never knew whose picture i had about the brakes. Thanks for letting me jack your photo hondaluver.
Yeah mine also came with the lower control arms. Do you know if i can resell those?
Good thing i have an EX, so i do'nt need to mess with no proportioning valve.
Yeah mine also came with the lower control arms. Do you know if i can resell those?
Good thing i have an EX, so i do'nt need to mess with no proportioning valve.
ABS has nothing to do with the proportioning valve they are completly different things. You still need to change the proportioning valve to get the most out of it, ABS won’t correct it. The only thing is you can just swap a 02-05 Si PV in, where non-abs cars have to get custom ones since honda only made the Si with ABS.
Civic EX ABS proportioning valve part number
46470-S5T-E01
Civic SI ABS proportioning valve part number
46210-S5A-812
Civic DX/LX NON-ABS proportioning valve part number
46210-S5A-912
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Rep Power: 0 It is the same but ABS has to hook up ABS wheel Sensors in the back. And people with ABS can run a Civic Si proportioning valve. Non-ABS can't run a Civic Si proportioning valve.
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