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Old 21-Nov-2007, 11:50 AM
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Rear Disk Brake Conversion

Hey guys, I picked up a rear disk brake set-up from a GSR for my '98 DX. Do I need to change the master cylinder / brake booster? And, are there any problems I might run into? The car used to have A.B.S. and I heard that might give me some trouble. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Old 21-Nov-2007, 03:11 PM
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it's a good choice to upgrade your mc & bb. but with a rear disc swap i would recommend to upgrade your proportional valve first. if the previous ones had abs, just cut the abs lines...and rerouting the e-brake cable is a pain in the butt
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Old 21-Nov-2007, 03:24 PM
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The DX/CX/SiR have the same prop valve... only the EX/SI have the different one.

I just picked up a set too, I'm just going to pay 200 to do it since I heard its a lot of work, even on a hoist.
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Old 21-Nov-2007, 10:55 PM
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ahh yes my apologies, i thought OP's vehicle was an EG..
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Cool, thanx alot guys.
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