1996 Accord Hub & Rotor Swap/Upgrade
Does anyone know of a replacement/upgrade for the 96 front brake hub & rotor assembly? I would like to go with a rotor-over-hub design rather than the hub-over-rotor. I have replaced the rotors on my car a few times and it is a real pain! There has to be an even swap maybe from a different year Accord or possibly someone that offers an upgrade replacement.
Any help or information form anyone would be appreciated.
Any help or information form anyone would be appreciated.
Sorry guys, I found the info I was looking for after digging through your site a little deeper.
http://www.tasauto.com/Product/Detai...nq=0&p=1&sz=50
http://www.tasauto.com/Product/Detai...nq=0&p=1&sz=50
is this a recommended modification for the 94-97 models?
does it use the same brake rotors and caliper that are on my car know?
we owned a 94 wagon for a while and loved it. Now we have a '97 wagon with 73k miles and plan on owning it for a while. I had to replace the bearings on the '94 and the brake wheel set-up was a little labor intensive. Should I switch over to the rotor over hub set-up?
thanks in advance!
does it use the same brake rotors and caliper that are on my car know?
we owned a 94 wagon for a while and loved it. Now we have a '97 wagon with 73k miles and plan on owning it for a while. I had to replace the bearings on the '94 and the brake wheel set-up was a little labor intensive. Should I switch over to the rotor over hub set-up?
thanks in advance!
The rotors will be different, but the caliper is the same for the sedan/coupe. I do not know how different the wagon is compared to the sedan/coupe.
There is a thread about rotor over the hub conversion in the DIY section, where I posted my experience doing this.
I would consider doing this when you have to either replace the bearings, or replace the rotors.
There is a thread about rotor over the hub conversion in the DIY section, where I posted my experience doing this.
I would consider doing this when you have to either replace the bearings, or replace the rotors.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
deserthonda
Do-It-Yourself Section
1
Jun 11, 2012 11:51 AM
H22Fuss
General Tech Help
1
Jan 19, 2012 07:49 PM




