Integra interior fit in a crx?
lkist013
01-12-2006, 05:28 PM
I have a 90 crx and found some interior panels and stuff from an integra. does anyone know if these parts would swap? also would a rear disk assembly from an integra sawp out to the crx?
1991HB
01-12-2006, 07:21 PM
I know somebody that put rear disc brakes on his CRX and I think they were from an integra but not 100% sure and I don't know how hard it was to do.
fierangero
01-12-2006, 11:06 PM
I have a 90 crx and found some interior panels and stuff from an integra. does anyone know if these parts would swap? also would a rear disk assembly from an integra sawp out to the crx?
1. Why?
2. Yes, as well as the master cylinder and booster assembly, that way you will have the hydraulic pressure to make the brakes stop
PS oh yeah, once you put the bigger discs on the back, your stock 13"s will not fit.
1. Why?
2. Yes, as well as the master cylinder and booster assembly, that way you will have the hydraulic pressure to make the brakes stop
PS oh yeah, once you put the bigger discs on the back, your stock 13"s will not fit.
Hybrid1990crx
01-13-2006, 05:52 AM
1. Why?
2. Yes, as well as the master cylinder and booster assembly, that way you will have the hydraulic pressure to make the brakes stop
PS oh yeah, once you put the bigger discs on the back, your stock 13"s will not fit.
ok dont listen to him, he knows nothing.
the interior, is not worth making fit, it'll end up looking shitty in the end anyway unless you are pretty good with fabrication.
there is no real need to replace the master cylinde, it will help a bit, but its not a big deal, its only like 1/8 bigger or something, not much. what you really do need is the prop valve from the integra to get good pressure to the rear, you'll also need ebrake cables and rear brake lines for disc.
and unless the rear brakes on a integra are bigger than 90-91 crx si,and im 99% sure they arent, 13's will fit with no problem, i had them on my crx.
2. Yes, as well as the master cylinder and booster assembly, that way you will have the hydraulic pressure to make the brakes stop
PS oh yeah, once you put the bigger discs on the back, your stock 13"s will not fit.
ok dont listen to him, he knows nothing.
the interior, is not worth making fit, it'll end up looking shitty in the end anyway unless you are pretty good with fabrication.
there is no real need to replace the master cylinde, it will help a bit, but its not a big deal, its only like 1/8 bigger or something, not much. what you really do need is the prop valve from the integra to get good pressure to the rear, you'll also need ebrake cables and rear brake lines for disc.
and unless the rear brakes on a integra are bigger than 90-91 crx si,and im 99% sure they arent, 13's will fit with no problem, i had them on my crx.
fierangero
02-27-2006, 01:21 AM
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and unless the rear brakes on a integra are bigger than 90-91 crx si,and im 99% sure they arent, 13's will fit with no problem, i had them on my crx.
nah, tried to swap wheels with my buddy's 99 GSR, didnt clear the rotors and calipers
and unless the rear brakes on a integra are bigger than 90-91 crx si,and im 99% sure they arent, 13's will fit with no problem, i had them on my crx.
nah, tried to swap wheels with my buddy's 99 GSR, didnt clear the rotors and calipers
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