Civic Type R 5-lug hubs, brakes, and suspension (knuckles, rear disc trailing arms, shocks/springs, front sway bar)
into Civic
EK9
Civic Type R 1997-2000
→
EG
Civic 1992-1995
Yes: the Civic Type R 5-lug hubs, brakes, and suspension (knuckles, rear disc trailing arms, shocks/springs, front sway bar) from the Civic Type R (1997-2000) fits the Civic (1992-1995) — difficult difficulty, no modifications listed.
Verdict
Fits.
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Difficulty
Difficult
Mods
None
Category
Brakes
Installation notes
Near-direct bolt-on conversion from 4-lug drum to CTR 5-lug four-wheel disc. Bolts up directly: CTR e-brake cables (no modification), CTR front knuckle/hub/brake assemblies over the standard 96-00 Civic axles (retained for both D-series and B-series engines), and CTR rear disc trailing arms. Reusable stock parts: front brake lines (rerouted), rear lower control arms, and upper A-arms. Required extras: Integra rear flexible brake lines for the rear discs, and CTR or Si front lower control arms if fitting the CTR/Si front sway bar, because EX arms have a different sway bar mounting point. E-brake cables from a 99-00 USDM Civic Si (Canadian SiR) also work. Strongly recommended supporting parts: Civic Si 4040 proportioning valve and Integra Type R 1-inch master cylinder/booster to correct front bias once rear discs are fitted. Brakes bleed normally, same as USDM ITR calipers. Reference cost of the original build: about $2,100 including 5-lug kit with rear sway bar (~$1,200), CTR shock/spring set (~$200), wheels, tires, and lug nuts.
Caution
Important caveats
- Retaining the stock DX 3030 proportioning valve with rear discs leaves braking front-biased with a long pedal; fit the Si 4040 valve and a larger master cylinder.
- Do not clamp flexible brake hoses with Vise-Grips during the swap; the inner liner can be crushed, causing hidden restrictions or internal leaks.
- EX front lower control arms do not accept the CTR/Si front sway bar; use CTR or Si arms.
- CTR springs (10 coils vs 11 on DX) ride noticeably firmer than stock.
- Budget for 5x114.3 wheels, tires, and lug nuts; the lug pattern change makes stock wheels unusable.
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