keep B18 powersteering?
doug294
06-03-2003, 09:53 AM
Ok another question about the B18. The B18 is powersteering and my 91 Civic is not. So what do I do about this? Also doesn't the integra have rear disc brakes? So could I use these?
91civicDXdude
06-03-2003, 02:08 PM
yes you can keep the power steering, but you'd have to switch the whole rack. i *think* it will work, as long as the tie rod ends match up, since you have to keep your stock spindle.
as far as the rear discs go, swap em. all you need is the rear trailing arm & brake assembly, the other arms wont work. its a simple swap. you dont *have* to use a bigger master cylinder, or change your brake proportioning valve, but its recommended. BTW, if you choose to use the integra master cylinder, you'll have to swap over the brake booster as well becuse the master cylinders on tegs have the bolts on reverse side of civics.
good luck.
as far as the rear discs go, swap em. all you need is the rear trailing arm & brake assembly, the other arms wont work. its a simple swap. you dont *have* to use a bigger master cylinder, or change your brake proportioning valve, but its recommended. BTW, if you choose to use the integra master cylinder, you'll have to swap over the brake booster as well becuse the master cylinders on tegs have the bolts on reverse side of civics.
good luck.
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