what Master Cylinder fits an EF
17-Apr-2004, 11:46 PM
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what Master Cylinder fits an EF
need to know asap, in the middle of a rear disk conversion and i have terrible brake pedel.
have a 92 teg parts car, and i need to know 100% if i can swap over the MC and brake booster, and if i should change the prop valve?
please i need to know asap!
have a 92 teg parts car, and i need to know 100% if i can swap over the MC and brake booster, and if i should change the prop valve?
please i need to know asap!
19-Apr-2004, 06:13 PM
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Is the integra (15/16) cylinder not suitable for this application? The proportioning vavle is a good call though. I found with the standard valve i could have the front brakes hot enough to cook bacon and the rear discs where stone cold. I believe that this year that situation will improve with the new valve.
20-Apr-2004, 09:16 AM
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21-Apr-2004, 11:08 PM
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from cynikals post....nice info...
stock 88-91 crx si/dx master cylinder is 7/8"
stock 90-91 Civic EX master cylinder is 15/16" and is a direct bolt on to the crx
stock 90-93 non abs integra is 15/16" as well but will also require that you swap out the booster
Prelude/Accord Master Cylinders will also bolt up to the stock crx/civic booster and are 15/16"
stock 90-91 Civic EX master cylinder is 15/16" and is a direct bolt on to the crx
stock 90-93 non abs integra is 15/16" as well but will also require that you swap out the booster
Prelude/Accord Master Cylinders will also bolt up to the stock crx/civic booster and are 15/16"
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