Hello, I'm looking at doing a rotor over swap in my cb7. Im wanting to do it as to get ride of the horrible hub over unit in my ride. which hub units in the front of my 93 cb7 will I need? Ive been told 94 acura cl but I've seen on here people use 99 cl hubs. Which is better for the swap? Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Go to a junkyard and get the entire front knuckles from either a '98-'99 2.3CL or 3.0CL. Either '97 model of the CL has the same style hub-over-rotor(HOR) and won't do you any good.
If you get the parts from a 2.3CL, then leave the caliper and bracket as they're the same as yours. Just go buy a new rotor and call it a day. Assuming your current pads are good, that is.
If you get the parts from a '98-'99 3.0CL then you can do the same as listed above or you can get the caliper and bracket as well. The rotors on that car are 11.1" as opposed to the 10.2" rotors your car has from the factory and the 4-cylinder CLs have. Either way, buy new rotors. Don't use use rusted junkyard rotors.My Members' Ride Thread - It's a marathon build, not a sprint. But keep me honest on the update frequency!
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