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Post by mercutio » Wed May 28, 2014 9:43 pm

is that the US integra?
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Post by W1ggz » Wed May 28, 2014 9:43 pm

I got mine for £120 with discs and brand new pads off a guy on eBay and a set of rota's for £250 a happy chappy

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Post by newkid » Wed May 28, 2014 9:46 pm

Its all fine buying the calipers but your still going to be running 282mm. The 300mm carriers bump the price up as there far harder to get and everyone who sells them knows this.

If the acura rl is the same brembos as the dc5 then your into big money over here.

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Post by Cutz » Wed May 28, 2014 9:53 pm

You can buy a pair of remanufactured acura rl brembos for £200 shipped, using 300mm ep3 discs and a custom caliper bracket and you're onto a winner!
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Post by Donald » Wed May 28, 2014 9:53 pm

mercutio wrote:is that the US integra?
US Teg is the RSX IIRC.

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Post by newkid » Wed May 28, 2014 10:51 pm

Cutz wrote:You can buy a pair of remanufactured acura rl brembos for £200 shipped, using 300mm ep3 discs and a custom caliper bracket and you're onto a winner!
Found this

http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/905646- ... bo-on-s2k/

Advantages I can think off

4 pot calipers
Larger disc

Disadvantages I can think off

Not a direct fit
Uses a different pad that may be harder to get over here since it wasn't an oem option on any of our cars
Was designed for 310mm discs so by taking 10mm off to use ep3 discs will there be fitting issues with pad contact area?

Be good if you could give some input as it sounds like you've done some research into this and discussion is always good.

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Post by Cutz » Wed May 28, 2014 11:28 pm

newkid wrote:
Cutz wrote:You can buy a pair of remanufactured acura rl brembos for £200 shipped, using 300mm ep3 discs and a custom caliper bracket and you're onto a winner!
Found this

http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/905646- ... bo-on-s2k/

Advantages I can think off

4 pot calipers
Larger disc

Disadvantages I can think off

Not a direct fit
Uses a different pad that may be harder to get over here since it wasn't an oem option on any of our cars
Was designed for 310mm discs so by taking 10mm off to use ep3 discs will there be fitting issues with pad contact area?

Be good if you could give some input as it sounds like you've done some research into this and discussion is always good.
I picked up the Acura RL link a while back (not before i bought my bloody ATR calipers!), the price for remanufactured calipers is excellent plus there's more than a few available from the states.

in terms of pads, the 10mm diameter drop should be ok, however if 310 is the origianl size i'd be tempted to scour the net and work out which discs can be used.

as for pads...they're brembo so pads won't be a problem and i wouldn't be surprised if they're the same pad for OEM DC5 brembos.
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