wheels with a +60 offset.
Hello guys just bought a dc5 brembo kit for 500 and came with this....
BREMBO CALIPERS
ROTORS (4 PCS)
HUBS (4 PCS)
ALUMINUM LOWER CONTROL ARMS (2 PCS)
ABS WIRES
E BRAKE CABLE
FRONT BRAKE LINES, REAR BRAKE LINES
TYPE R AXLES (2 PCS)
my question to the experienced guys here is what do i need to fit this on my ep... i also have buddy club racing spec damper can i keep them or do i need to switch them.... Help please just bought it since i thought it was a steal!!!!!!!
ive been reading a lot on this convertion and it seems as if it would be a big pain in the ass and kind of beating a deadhorse... since it would take too much effort to do which i dnt mind but i want the kit in now dammit! ugh... decisions decisions
DC5R spec wheels would be the ideal fitment. Those are +60.
UPDATE: I read some threads here and saw the headache some folks had swapping this out so il just not do the thing. i dnt want to get rid of my wheels and suspension.... so returned these and got a JDM Integra DC5 LSD with Bearings Speedo Gear and 4.7 Final Drive with New Bearing sorry for the useless thread guys
the 4.7 fd is already found in our stock 5 speed fyi
http://www.k20a.org/forum/showthread.php?t=6395
its all good i already knew. just got both for 585 shipped with less than 10k miles which i still think is a good price imo
brembos are over rated unless you're going to hit the track.
i'm too lazy to look, but if you have an 02/03, upgrade to the rsx-s 5lug setup and get better pads. cheap upgrade and the offset stays the same. =)
I've been wanting to do this myself, and through experience installing on a DC5 base. To install the knuckles, you need the ITR front LCA's. To install the front LCA's you'll need the front DC5 ITR sway bar. With the JDM ITR front sway you'll need the JDM ITR header because your OEM one will hit the bar. To install the JDM header, you'll need to modify or replace the center pipe (DC5 front flange is offset by almost 90 degrees). The 45 offset wheels will be very close to the front fenders. You might need a camber kit and dial in some negative camber.
Due to the big list, I decided to go the "Stoptech" route. Bolts right up, and won't be as complicated to find parts to replace when necessary.
Hope this helps. Good luck with the install.
Ryan
I never tried it, but I think the DC5R Brembo's bolt up the OEM EP3 knuckles. You'll need to find S2000 front brake rotors and redrill them to a 4 bolt pattern (or simply install if it's an 04-05 EP3).
thanks guys... i do have the 04-05 ep3. but im just going to go stop-tech and save me all the headache. i have progress front/rear sways also dnt want to get rid of that.
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