master brake cylinder ?
cmjrbking123
10-21-2007, 05:46 PM
can any of the master brake cylinders be interchanged?
i have a 89 crx si and needs a new one can i use one from a dx,or 1.5?
im guessing you can with the hb si.
thanks chris.
oh anyne know how to do the screw driver method to push fluid out lines?
i have a 89 crx si and needs a new one can i use one from a dx,or 1.5?
im guessing you can with the hb si.
thanks chris.
oh anyne know how to do the screw driver method to push fluid out lines?
Christ
10-21-2007, 07:09 PM
not sure about the "screwdriver" method... never heard of it... but you can pretty much interchange anything w/ anything in that field, as long as you replace the booster too... I think the Si had a bigger booster than the rest tho, but don't quote me on that.
maxassassin
10-21-2007, 07:12 PM
as long as its a civic master cylinder its pretty much good to go unless its go abs ect. even then i dont think it matters but go with the 90-91 civic 4dr master cylinder thats a 15/16 bore vs the 13/16 bore for a bit more stopping power.
Christ
10-21-2007, 07:42 PM
Hey, I remember that! lol...
I have to change the MC out in my civic sometime anyway... no real reason, just another part to change unnecessarily... ya know how it is.
I have to change the MC out in my civic sometime anyway... no real reason, just another part to change unnecessarily... ya know how it is.
BLU CIVIC
10-21-2007, 08:05 PM
no real reason, just another part to change unnecessarily... ya know how it is.
no...i don't :screwy:
no...i don't :screwy:
Christ
10-21-2007, 08:15 PM
Lol.. you've never wanted to just change something b/c it was there, or didn't look quite as shiny as it used to?
FrodoGT
10-21-2007, 10:40 PM
Yes, but then I smack myself and fix something that doesnt work..
Christ
10-21-2007, 10:45 PM
rofl... I do that too.. but sometimes, i fix something that doesn't really need to be fixed, and something else just auto-magically fixes itself :D I love it when that happens... example... I changed the front calipers on my old escort... no signs of leakage or anything, just got dual pot calipers for it.. and wanted to change them... well, when I put them on, I went for a drive... and for some reason, my tach started working, when it never did, since I bought the car....
I boosted that car, and all, and after everything I went through, the Tach never worked... but I change the brake calipers, start the fucker up, and guess what!!!
Ah, those days are just special.. the kinda day that you call off work, and go for a really long drive, which subsequently kills your I/C b/c it was too exposed when you hit the racoon @ 120... dammit.
I boosted that car, and all, and after everything I went through, the Tach never worked... but I change the brake calipers, start the fucker up, and guess what!!!
Ah, those days are just special.. the kinda day that you call off work, and go for a really long drive, which subsequently kills your I/C b/c it was too exposed when you hit the racoon @ 120... dammit.
thefooshmeister
10-22-2007, 11:22 PM
hahaha nice story dz..also i think you can use a certain accord master cylinder and itll improve your stopping power..ive wanted to do it for a while now because mine leaks but oh well..doesnt matter cuz the clutch is shot so i cant drive anyways..
Tony
10-23-2007, 11:50 AM
Yea, I think one of the older Accord M/C has a bigger bore and some bolt pattern as the smaller Civic M/C. Most bigger M/C switch bolt patterns, so in order to use them you would need to swap boosters as well...which is what I ended up doing, Almost have all the DA Integra brakes on mine except for the front brakes(don't want to change spindles for them).
maxassassin
10-23-2007, 07:16 PM
its the 87-89 accord si or like lx or whatever the highest model is. but honestly im telling you jsut get the 90-91 civic 4dr rear disc break master cylinder. 100% matched fit.
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