acuraintegra96

Hi there,

i have a 96 integra, picture attached.

What are some decent breaks I can put on my car, not doing any racing but drive it pretty hard on the street.
(Have seen alot on EBC but not sure of brands, just know brembo is too expensive even tho thats what i want lol!)

Not looking to spend a fortune becuase the car is pulling and may need breaks rotors and calipers.


The issue i am having is the car is pulling to the drivers side as I break, i was told this is the caliper. It doesnt pull too much while im driving but it is very noticable when i break, especially break hard.
What could this be and what do i do to fix it?



THANKS!

3sgte@daspeedof

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Best bang for you buck upgrade is integra Type R front calipers, mini cooper front rotors and then pad are upto you, EBC are great.

acuraintegra96

Okay thanks!
where can i find the type r calipers and mini cooper rotors?
(whats the advantage of minis?)

3sgte@daspeedof

iTrader: (1)

the mini rotors are bigger, which means better stopping.
Type r calipers can be purchased as remanufatured replacement calipers from most auto parts stores, or any engine importer.

Its like an oem Big break kit upgrade without paying 1000+ for a kit.

While your doing this its a good idea to replace your front breaklines to stanless steel lines, but its not manditory, but since you will be replacing your calipers anyways why not change the lines as well.

Here is a link
DIY: The No BS Bolt on Big brakes for RS/GS/LS/GSR - Team Integra Forums - Team Integra

acuraintegra96

Oh wow sounds awesome!
im defnietly looking into doing this now,
where do i get the mini rotors from?

If you dont mind me asking,
where abouts are you located,
do you know of any good mechanics that know integras and could help me do this?

Heru_Farukon

I agree with the previous post of using ITR calipers and mini cooper rotors.

I have a set of ITR calipers with pads up for sale. All you would need is to buy the rotors

Vida

iTrader: (2)

If you want to keep it simple, a good pad, rotor, and good brake fluid will do the trick
Hawk HP+ pads are great pads but on the aggressive side.They produce alot of dust and make alot of noise. A lot of people use them for tracking.
Hawk HPS is a good street option. I have them on my teg with EBC cross dimpled and slotted rotors and they work great. Still a solid pad without the noise or dust

Heru_Farukon

+1

acuraintegra96

How much are you selling the calipers for and what kind of pads are they?

Heru_Farukon

https://www.torontointegras.ca/integ...et-pads-47694/

Here is my FS ad. OEM pads with a lot of life left

devingodard

Yep^^ doing the itr and mini swap myself. I got my itr calipers or 95 acura legend calipers at crappy tire 300$ brand new I know a little steep but I figure the genius kds at the parts desk wont know the dif when I return a gsr core lol

3sgte@daspeedof

iTrader: (1)

^^great idea buddy