rear disc finally
Nice! Are you just going to completely swap rear axles or transfer parts over?
The reason I ask is due to wanting to do an OEM like rear disc conversion on mine. My current dilemma is finding out what spindles, calipers, and caliper brackets will work together.
EDIT: I think the rear calipers are the same as the USDM '99 Civic SI and Integra GSR. Can you post up a picture of the code stamped on the rear calipers please? ^.^
The reason I ask is due to wanting to do an OEM like rear disc conversion on mine. My current dilemma is finding out what spindles, calipers, and caliper brackets will work together.
EDIT: I think the rear calipers are the same as the USDM '99 Civic SI and Integra GSR. Can you post up a picture of the code stamped on the rear calipers please? ^.^
Nice! Are you just going to completely swap rear axles or transfer parts over?
The reason I ask is due to wanting to do an OEM like rear disc conversion on mine. My current dilemma is finding out what spindles, calipers, and caliper brackets will work together.
EDIT: I think the rear calipers are the same as the USDM '99 Civic SI and Integra GSR. Can you post up a picture of the code stamped on the rear calipers please? ^.^
The reason I ask is due to wanting to do an OEM like rear disc conversion on mine. My current dilemma is finding out what spindles, calipers, and caliper brackets will work together.
EDIT: I think the rear calipers are the same as the USDM '99 Civic SI and Integra GSR. Can you post up a picture of the code stamped on the rear calipers please? ^.^
the caliper brackets is the same as they use the same pads, the caliper itself is not the same cause I believe Civic brake lines goes in from the bottom or side and not the top, but if u use braided lines then it doesn't really matter
this whole beam only costs $150 but shipping over from Japan is a different story lol
yes swap the whole thing would be much easier only 4 bolts
the caliper brackets is the same as they use the same pads, the caliper itself is not the same cause I believe Civic brake lines goes in from the bottom or side and not the top, but if u use braided lines then it doesn't really matter
this whole beam only costs $150 but shipping over from Japan is a different story lol
the caliper brackets is the same as they use the same pads, the caliper itself is not the same cause I believe Civic brake lines goes in from the bottom or side and not the top, but if u use braided lines then it doesn't really matter
this whole beam only costs $150 but shipping over from Japan is a different story lol
insight, crz, and fit share chassis base.
For gasmileage queens, insight front control arms and using insight rear drums, shoes, and hardware leads to over 10 pounds of unsprung weight loss.
CRZ front control arms and knuckles, and rear axle assembly, makes the fit enjoy 5x114.3 and disc all around. Im not sure of weight difference, though I think we can all riightly assume unsprung weight increases
For gasmileage queens, insight front control arms and using insight rear drums, shoes, and hardware leads to over 10 pounds of unsprung weight loss.
CRZ front control arms and knuckles, and rear axle assembly, makes the fit enjoy 5x114.3 and disc all around. Im not sure of weight difference, though I think we can all riightly assume unsprung weight increases
insight, crz, and fit share chassis base.
For gasmileage queens, insight front control arms and using insight rear drums, shoes, and hardware leads to over 10 pounds of unsprung weight loss.
CRZ front control arms and knuckles, and rear axle assembly, makes the fit enjoy 5x114.3 and disc all around. Im not sure of weight difference, though I think we can all riightly assume unsprung weight increases
For gasmileage queens, insight front control arms and using insight rear drums, shoes, and hardware leads to over 10 pounds of unsprung weight loss.
CRZ front control arms and knuckles, and rear axle assembly, makes the fit enjoy 5x114.3 and disc all around. Im not sure of weight difference, though I think we can all riightly assume unsprung weight increases
If memory serves me right, you'll only have to go 5 lug only if you use the CR-Z's hub and rotor. I'm still researching this but it seems like you'll likely have to run EP3 SI rear discs (and possibly additional/miscellaneous hardware) since they are the same diameter as the CR-Z (10.2 inches) but I'm not sure of the hub bore or spacing to be honest.
Last edited by Hootie; Jan 1, 2014 at 08:50 AM. Reason: Phone didn't let me edit; switched to PC.
it does look like there is an adapter plate that bolts up to the beam that u can order from Honda, now sure if it will bolt on to the beam with drum
i will get some pics for your guys tmr when I am back at the shop
i will get some pics for your guys tmr when I am back at the shop
Good question, the OP has a GD... I don't think CRZ/Insight fitment has been confirmed for the GD... only the GE8 is proven.
If you go thru the old T1R GD3 rear conversion threads and/or the Type R (Jodele's thread) front brake upgrade thread the information is in there about which OEM Honda parts will work for a GD3 upgrade... iirc, you can get all of them in the US. (but double check though)

I do have an idea though...

The rear brakes on the other hand is a new ball game.
^^^True, the fronts might be interchangeable.
I'm pretty sure the part #'s are somewhere on this site, I definitely recall some one doing it, probably a "fastbrake" thread, since that kit is similar to the T1R... iirc.
I'm pretty sure the part #'s are somewhere on this site, I definitely recall some one doing it, probably a "fastbrake" thread, since that kit is similar to the T1R... iirc.
Kuo's Garage, people that made the 5 lug kit, are working on a rear disc conversion. Its on the insight now which I was told shares a lot with the GD fit. I was told to keep an eye out… But I haven't seen or heard anything lately.
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