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k20man
18-07-2006, 05:02 PM
Hi Guys

i just bought a k20a2 motor and got CRV front brakes thrown in with it after some bargaining at no extra cost..
I am putting this into a EG civic..
My question is.. is there any disadvantage to using the CRV brakes compared to using the Type R brakes on the civic?
Would it be worth me selling the CRV and buying Type R brakes.. or maybe will the stock civic EG brakes do the job?:thumbsup:

f3liX
18-07-2006, 05:13 PM
front brakes disc/caliper, the crv and type r are the same size with later model crv bigger
282mm size disc for both
300mm for newer models

k20man
18-07-2006, 05:44 PM
front brakes disc/caliper, the crv and type r are the same size with later model crv bigger
282mm size disc for both
300mm for newer models

Do you think it is worth getting the back ones as well?
i know it might be weird looking if there is 5 studs at the front and only 4 at the back.. but im limited on my money

If i should get back brakes as well.. am i better off getting the CRV like the front.. or go for the type r back brakes?:honda:

[[d a n n y]]
18-07-2006, 05:44 PM
yeah i;m with f3lix

pretty sure they are identical specs..
just like the 1st gen crv and the DC2

faijai
18-07-2006, 06:21 PM
the first gen crv and the and tye r brakes r the same

Twincam16
18-07-2006, 07:22 PM
damn I have to write my mums crv off...

Limbo
18-07-2006, 07:54 PM
mate that's harsh


damn I have to write my mums crv off...

CTR Coupe
18-07-2006, 08:06 PM
i know it might be weird looking if there is 5 studs at the front and only 4 at the back.. but im limited on my money
I would just mod the callipers and get some blank rotas and have them drilled 4 stud rather than trying to put the whole CRV assembly in the front of the car (is that even compatible :confused: ).
Do not use the current CRV rotas if you’re drilling them to 4 stud it can be unsafe.

EDIT: Interesting info the DBA part number for front CRV brakes and ITR are the same

[[d a n n y]]
19-07-2006, 12:41 AM
specs are the same..
but the control arms and hub mount points are different

VT3C
19-07-2006, 01:12 PM
]']specs are the same..
but the control arms and hub mount points are different


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