I wana do a Big Brake Upgrade, but I dont have a lot of money to just throw into it... i found a set on modacar.com thats the big rotors and brakets and all that let you use the stock calipers... but I dont know it thats worth it its a little under 500$$ whats yall think/??
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i do have this:
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...=&threadid=404
as for my thoughts on BBK's it's technically overkill unless you plan to track/autocross the car. the AEM kit would be more for the looks since it doesn't come with ss brake lines nor a proportional-valved 4-pot caliper set. and to do that, you're looking at minimum $1200+ (before labor).
but if looks is of some importance to you, the O.E. caliper AEM BBK doesn't look bad at all. that's my opinion.Once upon a time I took a joyride in a Huayra...

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ditto man, gather up OEM parts for a larger brake conversion setup
aero3685 is fairly knowledgeable on brake conversions cuz he's working on one right now for his 92 LX
If I remember right from what he told me...if you're looking for larger brakes
2nd gen Legend calipers & get pads for these at AutoZone or buy aftermarket
Use rotors from a 92-96 Prelude, Accord Wagon, or Acura 3.0CL
Some SS lines would be a good idea with all this.
PM him for sho though aight to verify what I said
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quoted from aburn:
I have to change mine as well.
The h22a get's me going fast, but nothing it there to stop me.
I'm gona be doing the legend caliper / v6 rotor swap here in a few months.
So I'm pretty sure what I said was right....seems like I remembered correctly what aero3685 told me then.
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Busted LX wrote:
I assume you want the Legend's dual piston caliper. When you look for them at salvage yards look for 1993-1995 Legend Coupes all trims and 1994-1995 Legend GS Sedans those are the only Legends with dual piston calipers. Or if you really wana pimp you could get 1991-1995 NSX calipers. Those would be very sexy.
Anyhow I have seen them go for as little at $65.00 a pair all the way up to $250.00 a pair. Even more if they are rebuilt. Use car-part.com to find them. It's a great resource with many many places to buy from.
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