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Old 04-04-03, 10:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i read all about the type 2 and nsx calipers .... and im just wondering which ones should i get and what years will fit on a 1991 sedan........ also did any of you do this mod ??? btw i want a NSX sooooo bad
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The Type II and NSX calipers are interchangeable.
The Type II was only made from 93-95 in the coupe and 94-95 in the GS sedan. Take your pick.
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i read that the type 2 had better stopping power cause the pistions are larger ... is this true .... and also what years nsx will fit on are car ?
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i read that the type 2 had better stopping power cause the pistions are larger ... is this true .... and also what years nsx will fit on OUR car ?
Type II has dual piston calipers for increased stopping performance. The NSX caliper is identical, so no need to get it unless you just want the caliper to say "NSX"
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The 91-96 NSX calipers are a bit smaller than the Type II calipers. The Type II has 38mm and 42 mm pistons (I think), vs the NSX 36 and 40 mm
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hmm

Anyone know where i can get either for a good price ??
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i was just wondering are all 4 calipers different when you switch from a 1991 sedan to a 1991 gs sedan or just the front two ?
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i was just wondering are all 4 calipers different when you switch from a 1991 sedan to a 1991 gs sedan or just the front two ?
Just the front two. The rear is the same for all 91-95 Legends in either trim.
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what about the front vs. the rear on a nsx.... are the front just different compared to the gs sedan ???
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