my 2000 ex dd project
i have the rear si brake kit and scarebird adapters. ive also upgraded the speakers with infinity in the doors and kicker in the deck. i also put in a double din touchscreen pioneer supposed to do dvds but i dont have that setup. going to go over the exhaust this weekend and make sure everything is tight so ill grab some pics of the tanabe kit and the custom magnaflow 2.5 cat i put in.
i will i was really up in the air about how i was going to do the swap until i found a couple posts elsewhere regarding the adapter bracket. until you start dropping real money on the engine itself and or boost civics aren't really that quick. so when i read the first post about the bolts and such breaking when your getting used trailing arms and your original bolts will probably break. then another post suggesting the drum trailing arm setup is actually lighter than the disc setup. it was claimed using an adapter your cutting down weight a little and everything counts.
i will i was really up in the air about how i was going to do the swap until i found a couple posts elsewhere regarding the adapter bracket. until you start dropping real money on the engine itself and or boost civics aren't really that quick. so when i read the first post about the bolts and such breaking when your getting used trailing arms and your original bolts will probably break. then another post suggesting the drum trailing arm setup is actually lighter than the disc setup. it was claimed using an adapter your cutting down weight a little and everything counts.
Where in PA are you located? I am in West Chester - about 45 mins outside of Philly.
By the way, I do work in West Chester routinely, douche canoe
As far as LCA bolts... what's the big deal. Nothing A LOT of heat from a MAP torch can't fix and just buy new ones before starting. It really ain't that big a deal. I liked disks vs drums, but that may have been a butt dyno typo of thing.
As far as LCA bolts... what's the big deal. Nothing A LOT of heat from a MAP torch can't fix and just buy new ones before starting. It really ain't that big a deal. I liked disks vs drums, but that may have been a butt dyno typo of thing.


