Goodridge brake lines

cstanya88cstanya88 New Wagonist
in Suspension, Braking & Wheels
Hey guys.. I'm doing my 91 integra brake upgrade Thursday and was wondering if all the GOODRIDGE steel braided brake lines are the same..? Does it matter if it Acura or Honda..?

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  • finalimpactfinalimpact Band Wagon
    Not all are the same. Our vehicles have drum brakes in the rear and use different lines over the rear disc set up. I'm using DA integra front lines no problem. You would need to use the integra kit for all 4 corners if you are doing a rear disc conversion.
  • cstanya88cstanya88 New Wagonist
    Okay kool.. I just picked up a pair of 92-95 ex front disc brake setup.. Its exactly like the integra DA.. Im about to order some brake lines rt now.. So excited.
  • leWolfleWolf Senior Wagonist
    Good luck with the brake swap! I just ordered a set of 1990 integra lines and we'll see how these puppies feel. I was just trying to figure out if in the rear they replace the whole line from the rear caliper to the body or if it's a partial.
  • JayTeeJayTee Wagonist
    cstanya88 wrote:
    Hey guys.. I'm doing my 91 integra brake upgrade Thursday and was wondering if all the GOODRIDGE steel braided brake lines are the same..? Does it matter if it Acura or Honda..?
    cstanya88 wrote:
    Okay kool.. I just picked up a pair of 92-95 ex front disc brake setup.. Its exactly like the integra DA.. Im about to order some brake lines rt now.. So excited.

    Off topic but it sounds like you are putting eg brakes on a ef/da? If so that isn't going to work very well, knuckles are very different.

    On the brake lines, I went through the same thing on my brake swap. For the most part all factory disc hondas use the same brake lines, just different lengths.
  • cstanya88cstanya88 New Wagonist
    Oh damn.. Will it fit and work...? Cause I was looking at them side by side and they look exactly the same..
  • JayTeeJayTee Wagonist
    I wouldn't recommend. Your geometry will be off IE(massive amounts of negative caster and positive camber) If you still want to run them you will need a camber kit, depending on how low you are other issues may apply.

    Stick with DA or EF EX knuckles/brakes.

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    Note, DC are the same as what you claim to have 92-95 civic ex
  • cstanya88cstanya88 New Wagonist
    Okay kool... Thanks man.. I guess i can hold out for awhile.. Back to the junkyard..
  • cstanya88cstanya88 New Wagonist
    Thanks for your help guys... I got it all figured out.. =)
  • klumklum Senior Wagonist
    so DA SS brake lines work for the front what about for the rear? on a 4wd civic
  • bam-bambam-bam Council Member
    On 4wd you'll still need the civic (drum) lines. The DA (disc) line is very different.
  • klumklum Senior Wagonist
    but the DA brake lines will work for the stock front knuckle ? im running the wanna be ITR brake setup right now with the ls rotors and itr ca
    liper
  • bam-bambam-bam Council Member
    I believe so, but I have no personal experience with that setup. Where's brakeexpert when ya need him?
  • klumklum Senior Wagonist
    i know right? lol hopefully hes coming back with a 4wd rear disc kit n thats where hes been!
  • bam-bambam-bam Council Member
    klum wrote:
    i know right? lol hopefully hes coming back with a 4wd rear disc kit n thats where hes been!


    I hope so. I want to test the prototype on Fool's Gold!
  • klumklum Senior Wagonist
    anyone know who makes SS lines for civic wagon? 4wd are the brake lines different for our models?
  • bam-bambam-bam Council Member
    The lines for any 4th gen Civic would be the same, also no different for RT4wd
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