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Pretty sure your point was to emphasize the handiness of search.
He would have saw if he had searched that there was nothing currently on the market.
The link was an example of that.
If I wanted to emphasize the handiness of the search...I would have linked the search results you think?
__________________ 09 SSM Fit Sport AT (DD)
07 GBM Acura TSX AT (Wifes DD)
Upgrades:35% Tint, Accord horn, LED interior lights, LED Parking lights, Yellow Fogs, Mesh grille, JDM Taillights, Philips Crystal Vision Ultra bulbs, Blacked out H emblems, Weathertech mats, Shorty antenna, Clear bra, Rear hatch applique, Bike rack hitch, K&N Air Filter, S2K exhaust.
Performance: Sport Suspension(DF210's), Progress Anti-Roll Bar, 205 Yoko Tires.
Someone should try using 02 - 03 EP3 rear disks, as soon as I get ahold of some I'll try, if I don't get ahold of a 5 lug disk conversion first.
Another possibility would be like Neebs mentioned in the link I attached above... and try getting your hands on a salvaged one off the EDM or JDM Jazz since they come stock with rear disc.
__________________ 09 SSM Fit Sport AT (DD)
07 GBM Acura TSX AT (Wifes DD)
Upgrades:35% Tint, Accord horn, LED interior lights, LED Parking lights, Yellow Fogs, Mesh grille, JDM Taillights, Philips Crystal Vision Ultra bulbs, Blacked out H emblems, Weathertech mats, Shorty antenna, Clear bra, Rear hatch applique, Bike rack hitch, K&N Air Filter, S2K exhaust.
Performance: Sport Suspension(DF210's), Progress Anti-Roll Bar, 205 Yoko Tires.
hmmm..I wonder how many of you are actually pushing your Fit so hard that you really need rear disks....today's drums are a lot better than most people think.
hmmm..I wonder how many of you are actually pushing your Fit so hard that you really need rear disks....today's drums are a lot better than most people think.
They also don't require as much maintenance and are less expensive to service.
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Previous car: 88 Polar White Civic DX sedan MT (drove it for 21 years) - - - Now: My 09 Taffeta White Fit LX MT.
hmmm..I wonder how many of you are actually pushing your Fit so hard that you really need rear disks....today's drums are a lot better than most people think.
but still not that good...I have not had a self adjusting mechanism work past the first week of use. And with drum brakes, you have a very long pedal travel. With discs you get much better feel. definately worth the trouble to convert...I love them on my GD3.
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A man's mind, once stretched by a new idea, never regains its original dimensions. [Oliver Wendell Holmes]
Considering the front brakes do 75% or more of the braking a rear disc conversion is a waste of money for anyone not seriously racing their car on a track.
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08 Sport AT (wife's)
11 Ridgeline
For me, i just want to have a lighter car... those drums are HEAVY and add considerable weight. The biggest bang for your buck is dropping unsprung weight. So ditching the springs and going coil over as well as lighter wheels and ligher breaks yeild big returns on chassis and unsprung weight.
Plus when I actually do track the car, any little bit helps. But ideally having bigger front discs is the way to go, although you must have balanced breaking if the front are too powerful, the rear need to be just as poweful.
just my thoughts. I'm just suprised that nobody makes anything for the fit... the civic, well there all all sorts of things.
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1989 Mustang - DART 363 with supercharger..slow
2009 Hyundai Genesis
2009 Honda Fit Sport - mostly stock
For me, i just want to have a lighter car... those drums are HEAVY and add considerable weight. The biggest bang for your buck is dropping unsprung weight. So ditching the springs and going coil over as well as lighter wheels and ligher breaks yeild big returns on chassis and unsprung weight.
Plus when I actually do track the car, any little bit helps. But ideally having bigger front discs is the way to go, although you must have balanced breaking if the front are too powerful, the rear need to be just as poweful.
just my thoughts. I'm just suprised that nobody makes anything for the fit... the civic, well there all all sorts of things.
Wow that's interesting, because on the CRX the drum brakes were lighter than the Si's disc setup.
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08 Sport AT (wife's)
11 Ridgeline
drums are more economical and good enough blah blah, but it's still inferior to discs. Leaving the carwash approaching a red light, I knew the brakes were wet because I know how long it takes my car to stop from 40mph in dry weather. When wet, it takes twice as long. Also, you can't check the shoe thickness like you can with disc pad thickness...you have to pull the wheel off yourself or pay someone to inpspect. DRUMS ARE POS.
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