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Old 04-13-2009, 10:29 PM   #1
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Fs: ITR front caliper

i have 2 front caliper from an integra type R (dc2)
excellent condition no pads only the 2 front calipers(with mounting brackets)
asking 140$
great upgrade for civic
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i have 2 front caliper from an integra type R (dc2)
excellent condition no pads only the 2 front calipers(with mounting brackets)
asking 140$
great upgrade for civic
is it bolt on to 1996 ek hatch?
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Old 04-14-2009, 09:02 PM   #3
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the caliper are bolt-on, u just need to re-drill some prelude rotor...
im sure u can find all the info on honda-tech...
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the caliper are bolt-on, u just need to re-drill some prelude rotor...
im sure u can find all the info on honda-tech...

you mean im gonna use prelude rotor on it can you send me a link to that?
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you need 11.2" rotors which means re-drilling a prelude/integra rotor to fit 4x100. you might also need to replace front knuckle and master cylinder.

i was thinking of buying this too and that's the answer i got
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you need 11.2" rotors which means re-drilling a prelude/integra rotor to fit 4x100. you might also need to replace front knuckle and master cylinder.

i was thinking of buying this too and that's the answer i got
x2. You can either go this route (drilling rotors) or you can get the ITR knuckles and hardware (which means the whole setup). YOu will also need to go with a 5 bolt rim. Somehow drilling into rotors isn't my idea of "safe". I think this would go great for someone that has a seized caliper or damaged front brake system.

Bump for the seller though!
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you need 11.2" rotors which means re-drilling a prelude/integra rotor to fit 4x100. you might also need to replace front knuckle and master cylinder.

i was thinking of buying this too and that's the answer i got
thank's bro!
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Old 04-16-2009, 05:19 AM   #8
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x2. You can either go this route (drilling rotors) or you can get the ITR knuckles and hardware (which means the whole setup). YOu will also need to go with a 5 bolt rim. Somehow drilling into rotors isn't my idea of "safe". I think this would go great for someone that has a seized caliper or damaged front brake system.

Bump for the seller though!

i have ITR caliper with prelude rotor on my civic. and that set up its been there for almost 5 years. machine shop can professionally drill a hole.
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yep, good upgrade for cheap right deadhero?
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yep, good upgrade for cheap right deadhero?
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