rsx rear disc brakes
rsx rear disc brakes 
Originally posted by MugenRacerX
yes they fit, been done. i have pics to prove. si rear disks would be cheaper ans easier, and 4 lug.
yes they fit, been done. i have pics to prove. si rear disks would be cheaper ans easier, and 4 lug.
Originally posted by HomerSimpson
What would the SI setup run? What would be involved in the conversion?
What would the SI setup run? What would be involved in the conversion?
I beleive it was about $700 shipped last time i did the math all new oem honda parts
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Originally posted by RedDragon333
yea but not as appealing to the eye
yea but not as appealing to the eye
I went to the Suburu dealership late night and saw some WRX Stis. The Bridgestone RE070 tires are not wet weather friendly.
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If you are using RSX rear brakes, it is not cheaper unless you find someone to trade your wheels for a 5-lug. You want to know whats appealing? Red calipers from a JDM Type-R swap in your civic.
I went to the Suburu dealership late night and saw some WRX Stis. The Bridgestone RE070 tires are not wet weather friendly.
If you are using RSX rear brakes, it is not cheaper unless you find someone to trade your wheels for a 5-lug. You want to know whats appealing? Red calipers from a JDM Type-R swap in your civic.
I went to the Suburu dealership late night and saw some WRX Stis. The Bridgestone RE070 tires are not wet weather friendly.
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