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Use 1.8 mb6 civic calipers, same as above but cheaper You will also need the master cylinder (1 ")and servo to make these work

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Spoon 4 pots won't fit under a 96 spec integra wheel if that's what you mean, think I needed 13mm spacer to make them work

Space saver ?

From mfactory, think Tegiwa will have them

I use mfactory shafts on my rally car, I replace the outer cv joints every year, never had one break yet just preventative maintenance, they are also hollow so lighter

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ej9+to+rally+car&rlz=1C9BKJA_enGB590GB590&oq=ej9+to+rally+car&aqs=chrome..69i57.11171j0j8&hl=en-GB&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=zyt0jc-JWpMvvM: That's when my garage was tidy !!!

Pretty sure mine is an escort cosworth one from magnum Motorsport, fits ok, cut a couple small bits out to let it sit better

CL RC6 mint, good from cold and never fade

Cheapest way to get 282mm front and 262 rears is to buy a full set of 1.8 mb6 hubs with calipers / trailing arms with calipers, also get the master cylinder / servo and a set of handbrake cables and swap it all across, same performance for less money

fit power steering and you wont have a problem

Is it standard ? How old are the syncros ?

Yes I will take the gearbox mount as a spare Pm me your PayPal details, ta

Need the one that sits on top of the gearbox, don't need the engine mount bit Thanks

I have a pair in the loft I think, would have to look for clips

I think I have a grey Parcel shelf

Look at this on eBay: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=181675510373 sparco corsa rally race seat

On eBay

350 cash on collection

I'll take the front Lca's, send me a paypal invoice ive pm'd my paypal email