5:27 "There's rust everywhere!" You should see my Fiero right now with the trunk carpet pulled back. I also need to put in e-brake cables as they are missing and it scares me. As for brake lines, I used Nickel-Copper lines. Easy to work with and better corrosion resistance.
Great videos and content. I am in the process of ordering parts for my 1998 Honda Cuvic Ex… could you please tell me which brand of calipers you purchased and brake pads thanks
Question so I did the rear disc swap on my 97 ek coupe but they came with eg e brake cables and those are too short. What e brake cables do I have to get so they can fit? I heard people say the integra rear disc e brake cables fit but I’m lost
I'm doing this swap currently. are both E brake cables the same length? 47510-s04-932 , Left 47560-s04-932 I've seen some places say 1 is 1670mm and other side is around 1600mm, but then I've been told there both meant to be the same length? are you able to confirm. look forward to you answering if possible :)
@@kraftingkars Appriecated your response, i was expecting the Right side 47510-s04-932 to be shorter, according to Rockauto, but it looks like they may have changed to matching lengths
9:23 Bracket you said you would have to order...what did you find? I am doing basically the same conversion, (94-01 GSR rear calipers, 99-00 SI parking brake cables). The bracket for the cable that came with the Powerstop GSR calipers won't work because of the EX trailing arms. I was just about to fab a set of them up but I'd still like to know what you used.
Yep I did both sides! Check the video description for the part numbers! Calipers, caliper brackets, and cables will be different part numbers for each side, but retaining clips/pins will be the same for both! Hope this helps!
Alright SO the ebrake cables are there a difference between them besides the mounting clips? there's ebay postings for these says left AND right si/tegra cables
Yeah, the drum brake cables and disk brake cables connect differently to your brakes. And integra cables are too short to use in a 96-00 civic chassis and require modification to make them work
@@xToxicfir3x So yeah besides the different clips, they have to be pretty darn close in length if not equal, I would recommend getting the specific L and R cables though
Yep everything should be exactly the same! The scarebird bracket comes in two different styles, HON and CIV, HON is for flat faced spindles, and CIV is for spindles that have the indents. My 97 Civic uses the HON spindles and adapter plate found here scarebird.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=67&product_id=116 Hope this helps!
This is the best video I've found for this replacement. Thank you my man 😊
No problem! Glad I can help!
5:27 "There's rust everywhere!" You should see my Fiero right now with the trunk carpet pulled back. I also need to put in e-brake cables as they are missing and it scares me. As for brake lines, I used Nickel-Copper lines. Easy to work with and better corrosion resistance.
It's not easy living in the rust belt😂
Nice work, ill be doing this as soon as my parts come in the mail. Subscriber gained 👍🏾
Appreciate it!
Done subscribe, hi im from Malaysia.. Ty for the video u make, really good job u have done.
Thank you so much!
Great videos and content. I am in the process of ordering parts for my 1998 Honda Cuvic Ex… could you please tell me which brand of calipers you purchased and brake pads thanks
I will also be ordering Honda brake cables from my local Honda dealership in Minneapolis … could you also tell me part numbers … thanks again
Great video man!
Thank you! Hopefully people will find it helpful for decades to come!
Question so I did the rear disc swap on my 97 ek coupe but they came with eg e brake cables and those are too short. What e brake cables do I have to get so they can fit? I heard people say the integra rear disc e brake cables fit but I’m lost
You need cables from the 99-00 civic si. That car came factory with rear disks so they are the right length!
I have a 4 door civic, what cables should I use ?
Is the rear caliber / rotor 2000 si?
It's off a 1996-2000 Integra
Is everything the same for the hatchback model??
Yessir, coupe and hatchback are about the same dimensions
I'm doing this swap currently. are both E brake cables the same length?
47510-s04-932 , Left 47560-s04-932
I've seen some places say 1 is 1670mm and other side is around 1600mm, but then I've been told there both meant to be the same length? are you able to confirm.
look forward to you answering if possible :)
I believe they are slightly different lengths, the two different sides have different mounting brackets that come with the cables as well
@@kraftingkars Appriecated your response, i was expecting the Right side 47510-s04-932 to be shorter, according to Rockauto, but it looks like they may have changed to matching lengths
9:23 Bracket you said you would have to order...what did you find? I am doing basically the same conversion, (94-01 GSR rear calipers, 99-00 SI parking brake cables). The bracket for the cable that came with the Powerstop GSR calipers won't work because of the EX trailing arms. I was just about to fab a set of them up but I'd still like to know what you used.
43247-SH3-931
43267-SH3-931
And I used 90651-538-000 for clips!!!
Ebrake works great man!
So the bracket you're referring to. What is the threading for the bracket to the caliper itself?
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What’s the part number for the e brake caliper bracket?
What is the lengths of the cables needed for the swap?
Not sure in the exact length, em1 (99-00) civic SI cables are what you wanna use!
Do i need the si e brake lines or will my stock ones work? I have a 98 dx
SI e brake lines is the way to go, stock will not work unless you find a way to modify the cable
Hi I want to know where I can buy the pin and clip to hold e break cable
hondaautomotiveparts.com
47510-S04-932
47560-S04-932
90705-SD2-931
43471-SD2-930
Do you know if the 96-00 EX model cables will work?
No sir, that's what I had before, they are designed for drum brakes
Will the ebrake cables work for a sedan too?
I'm not sure on that one
Did you do the e brake for both sides or just one? Wasn’t sure what to order
Yep I did both sides! Check the video description for the part numbers! Calipers, caliper brackets, and cables will be different part numbers for each side, but retaining clips/pins will be the same for both! Hope this helps!
So you do have to change the brake lines when doing this switch ?
Alright SO the ebrake cables
are there a difference between them besides the mounting clips?
there's ebay postings for these says left AND right si/tegra cables
Yeah, the drum brake cables and disk brake cables connect differently to your brakes. And integra cables are too short to use in a 96-00 civic chassis and require modification to make them work
I meant Specifically the disc brake cables
L and R sorry
@@xToxicfir3x So yeah besides the different clips, they have to be pretty darn close in length if not equal, I would recommend getting the specific L and R cables though
What kind of rear camber arms are u running?
Truhart
Will part numbers work for a 99 ex ?
Yep everything should be exactly the same! The scarebird bracket comes in two different styles, HON and CIV, HON is for flat faced spindles, and CIV is for spindles that have the indents. My 97 Civic uses the HON spindles and adapter plate found here scarebird.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=67&product_id=116 Hope this helps!