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    Legend GS Caliper

    Can I use Legend GS caliper (28T) with 23T bracket?
    Then.. which rotor do I suppose to get?
    98-99 Acura CL 3.0 rotor?

    or

    If I choose to use 28T bracket..
    Can I use 94-95 GS rotor?

    I am also thinking about doing CL hub coversion too...

    Thanks.

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    91-95 legend LS Sedan (single piston) 23T bracket
    91-92 legend LS coupe (single piston) 23T bracket
    94-95 legend GS Sedan (dual piston) 28T bracket
    93-95 legend LS Coupe (dual piston) 28T bracket
    98-99 3.0 CL Calipers (single piston) 23T bracket
    92-97 accord wagon (single piston) 25T Bracket
    97+ lude calipers (single piston) 23T Bracket
    93-96 lude Si VTEC calipers (single piston) 23T bracket
    ITR calipers (single piston) dunno bracket, prolly 23T or 25T, no larger
    Last edited by accordmaniac; 04-18-2005, 02:44 AM.
    1st car: Frost White 1991 Accord EX sedan.. (Dec. 1999 ~ Jan. 2001) *Sold*
    2nd car: Black Pearl 1993 Accord 10th Anniversary sedan (Feb. 10, 2003 ~ Mar. 8, 2008) *Sold*
    3rd car: Frost White 1992 Accord EX sedan (Jan. 15, 2008 ~ Aug. 12, 2008) *RIP*
    4th car: Seattle Silver 1991 Accord EX coupe 5MT (Aug. 13, 2011 ~ Mar. 19, 2014) *Sold*
    5th car: Black Pearl 1994 Accord LX coupe 5MT (Mar. 1, 2014 ~ )

    #2
    If you use the dual piston caliper you'll need to mount them upside down in order for the pistons to mounted in the correct orientation, the calipers are directional.

    You could use them with the other bracket if you wanted to. In order to use the GS's rotor you would need to be 5-lug.

    Honestly there is no real need for this upgrade other then bragging rights and even them I'm not impressed persoanlly because of the misuse of the hardware.

    If you really want to upgrade to a 2 piston caliper that is designed to be used in our style of application you should look into the 91-95 NSX caliper.
    My unupdate website Speedworx-online.com, lol. <click here>.

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      #3
      Thank you for the quick relpy.

      Bottom line.
      NSX caliper.. expansive and hard to find.
      1st car: Frost White 1991 Accord EX sedan.. (Dec. 1999 ~ Jan. 2001) *Sold*
      2nd car: Black Pearl 1993 Accord 10th Anniversary sedan (Feb. 10, 2003 ~ Mar. 8, 2008) *Sold*
      3rd car: Frost White 1992 Accord EX sedan (Jan. 15, 2008 ~ Aug. 12, 2008) *RIP*
      4th car: Seattle Silver 1991 Accord EX coupe 5MT (Aug. 13, 2011 ~ Mar. 19, 2014) *Sold*
      5th car: Black Pearl 1994 Accord LX coupe 5MT (Mar. 1, 2014 ~ )

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        #4
        Originally posted by accordmaniac
        Bottom line.
        NSX caliper.. expansive and hard to find.
        If you want to play you have to pay.
        My unupdate website Speedworx-online.com, lol. <click here>.

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          #5
          Originally posted by BustedLX
          If you want to play you have to pay.
          Yup!
          1st car: Frost White 1991 Accord EX sedan.. (Dec. 1999 ~ Jan. 2001) *Sold*
          2nd car: Black Pearl 1993 Accord 10th Anniversary sedan (Feb. 10, 2003 ~ Mar. 8, 2008) *Sold*
          3rd car: Frost White 1992 Accord EX sedan (Jan. 15, 2008 ~ Aug. 12, 2008) *RIP*
          4th car: Seattle Silver 1991 Accord EX coupe 5MT (Aug. 13, 2011 ~ Mar. 19, 2014) *Sold*
          5th car: Black Pearl 1994 Accord LX coupe 5MT (Mar. 1, 2014 ~ )

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