Me again and asking about gsr brakes :)
#1
Me again and asking about gsr brakes :)
Well i have my mind set on the 4 wheel gsr brake swap for my car. My question is for those who have done it, is it really noticable compared to the stock brakes? and how hard would you say the install is and any problems that come around? Thanks
#5
I've done it... difference = enough to make it worthwhile ; difficulty = 4 (on a 1->10)
there is nothing hard about the swap. here is a badass writeup
http://tech.hybridgarage.com/tech/brakeswap.html
also check in the Tech Archives of TCC
there is nothing hard about the swap. here is a badass writeup
http://tech.hybridgarage.com/tech/brakeswap.html
also check in the Tech Archives of TCC
#8
the set im picking up is off a 2000 gsr with a type-r brake booster, do i need to find a type-r master cylinder and prop valve or or can i get it off any integra? And i dont have abs so will these work fine?And lastly do i need to run new hard lines and what size if so?
#9
IMO you should match up the booster and the M/C and a 40/40 prop valve off of a civic si hatch should do the trick
the hardlines...it depends on how rough of shape the fittings are in when dis-assemble the prop valve and/or the hardline - flex line. That is something you'll have to judge when you come down to it. Its not hard to re-flare your own line, just get a flare kit form princess auto / CT and pratice a couple times on a ****y piece.
Fun swap!
the hardlines...it depends on how rough of shape the fittings are in when dis-assemble the prop valve and/or the hardline - flex line. That is something you'll have to judge when you come down to it. Its not hard to re-flare your own line, just get a flare kit form princess auto / CT and pratice a couple times on a ****y piece.
Fun swap!
#10
you need a prop valve out of a non-ABS 4 wheel disk car
you just need to re-flare your original lines, not run new ones
it would be best to have an SiR/Integra or GSR or CTR/ITR master cyl. Sizes vary from 15/16 to 1 1/16"
If you get a SiR or CTR master cylinder, you won't have to re-flare the lines, but since I didn't get an ITR booster (I got an SiR one) I can't be sure that all master cyls will work with that particular booster.
you just need to re-flare your original lines, not run new ones
it would be best to have an SiR/Integra or GSR or CTR/ITR master cyl. Sizes vary from 15/16 to 1 1/16"
If you get a SiR or CTR master cylinder, you won't have to re-flare the lines, but since I didn't get an ITR booster (I got an SiR one) I can't be sure that all master cyls will work with that particular booster.
#13
Originally posted by bbarbulo
you just need to re-flare your original lines, not run new ones
you just need to re-flare your original lines, not run new ones
tip - purchase a flare nut wrench at C/T for ~$8 (10MM one end and 11MM on the other) shouldnt have a probelm.
But I have seen it when the hex rounds off and what good is it to put that rounded fitting back on.
my $0.02
Civic and Integra hardlines are the same
I have a BB and M/C from an GSR w ABS, and a non-ABS prop valve - it doesn't matter if its from ABS car!
Get the prop valve Bbarb speaks of!
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aiight, so we established it's a 6th gen
Holler if you have any problems with something. My car was out for weeks while I tried to remove the damn axles from the hubs. It's really simple, but for some reason mine wouldn't budge.
Holler if you have any problems with something. My car was out for weeks while I tried to remove the damn axles from the hubs. It's really simple, but for some reason mine wouldn't budge.
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