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Civic ep3 has 25mm thickness on brake discs

For better performance and brake pedal feedback you must change the 1.4 proportioning valve to ek4 or ek9. Then you can add thicker front discs under your 15" wheels to absorb the more heat from the extra power. Such discs has the accord type r cl1 300mm 28mm of thickness Of course it will...

Same as ek4 ones

Nice looking lowering. How about driving comfort with new springs?

maybe to try Tarox discs Brake Discs | Tarox Brake disc

these issues are for when there is no abs light comes on and there is no error code in the ecu

If you scan for error codes and there is no code and also abs light does not come on then the problem might be: 1. Open in the power source circuit for the ABS itndicator light 2. Blown ABS indicator light bulb 3. Open in the ABS indicator light drive circuit. 4. Short to power in the abs...

It will be wise to read the error codes for ABS. It is same process as reading ecu errors codes. Same connector. Or you can go with obd2 scanner.

OEM ek9 are the best ones

meybe the new abs ecu that installed had errors because of the use in the donor car. Did you try to delete the abs error codes?

I agree. But let me be accurate the 15 is the Right Rear trailing arm and the 16 is the Left Trailing Arm, so they have different part numbers! Because 15 is for Right side arm and the other 16 is for the left side arm. But also the 15 between EK4 and EK9 are not same, they have different part...

This Service Bulletin is for USA market as you can see at the bottom of publication's 1st page it says "2002 American Honda Motor Co., Inc. – All Rights Reserved" And if you was clever you will notice that. Also you will know that USA market never had for selling EK9 at the official Honda...

Good info but the part number there is for simple Civics. But I am curious to know what is the part number for EK9 rear trailing arm bushes?

Ek9 and Ek4 have different part numbers for rear Trailing arms. I am talking about part 15 and 16 on the picture I supose the difference must be at rear bushes (trailing arm ones) Does somebody know the part number for EK9 bushes? These EK9 bushes must be really OEM upgrade for simple civics!

The problem is that the shock absorber is lower in the fork than it should be. The shock absorber bottom must be parallel with the bottom of fork's ring and your problem will be solved!