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    best brake upgrade?

    What do you guys or gals think would be the best way to upgrade brakes on a 92 Accord? I have drums in the back, but I don't want to convert them I don't think it's worth it, but as far as the front brakes go what do you think? Are there any rotors from other cars that are bigger and would fit on a 92 Accord? Thanks and I think the site is great!

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    willwood brake kit
    I can get you a aem big rotor kit for 280 here

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      #3
      if u got enough money, get some big brembo sloted rotors and calipers.
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        What about just adding new pads, maybe some Hawks? Would that be enough? The reason I'm asking is because hopefully soon I will be boosting my h22 and I was told to upgrade the breaks. The AEM's for sale do would they work with stock calipers? Also when you say enough money how much are you thinking? Thanks

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          #5
          umm why not go like the civic go and use intagee brakes but instead intagee use the vigor or Legend, i think that would be a cheaper way to go about it.

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            #6
            if your rotors are fine then upgrading the pads will be a good upgrade. The upgrade you seek should be sufficient to the driving style.

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              #7
              Hey nice rims man I have the same one's. First time I've seen them on another car, except I saw them once on an Escalade. Anyway yeah I have good rotors they're Brembo's slotted, but they are small, but right now a brake upgrade comes after the turbo install.

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                If you want to pack a little extra punch with the brakes for when you get more power, the easiest way IMO would be to upgrade to the prelude Vtec calipers and rotors. They are bigger size (like the wagons) and are easily pretty easy to swap over.

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                  What year Prelude?

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                    92-96

                    you WILL need to do the same stuff for a rotor over hub conversion to make it work, but will help immensly down the road, since you wont have to deal with stupid brakes.

                    So you would need:
                    98-99 cl 2.3 hubs
                    accord or the above CL bearings
                    prelude vtec calipers AND bracket
                    prelude vtec rotors
                    Last edited by aero; 07-02-2006, 09:47 PM.

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                      Thanks... I wonder what I might pay for something like that because I doubt I would find those parts in a junkyard around here.

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