BKR6EN11 K20PR-L11 IK20 VK20
MODEL::ENGINE SIZE::ENGINE CODE::SPECIFICATION::FROM-TO::DENSO::IRIDIUM POWER::IRIDIUM TOUGH::GAP
Integra 1.8L B18C2 V-Tec, EFI 1994-1999 K20PR-L11 IK20 VK20 1.1
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Integra 1.8L B18C7 Type R, V-Tec 1999.1-2001.9 PK20PR-L13 IK20 VK20 1.3
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After much digging I found some info that seemed factual.
Info from:
http://www.ozhonda.com/
http://www.hstuners.com/
So I have a Civic 92-95 = EG Si which has a 7/8" master.

Where as EX has a 10.3" rotor and a Type R has 11.1"
There are at least four Brake Master Cylinder sizes as follows:
Civic ex/si - 7/8" (22.2250mm)
Civic others - 13/16" (20.6375mm)
Civic ABS - 7/8" (22.2250mm)
Integra - 15/16" (23.8125mm)

My diameter size is 7/8.
Which matches 92-95 Honda Civic Ex or Si with diameter size of 7/8...
There are at least six models of Brake Booster as follows:
NM205V
NM230V <- Mine
NM240V
NM260V
NM280V
NM290V
Brake Upgrade - Info by http://honda-tech.com/
Hardline fittings = M10x1mm

Stock 96-00 Civic DX - This is the OEM brake system. DX knuckles, DX calipers, DX rotors.
to 96-00 EX/Si
--Take the complete knuckle (with bearing, hub, calipers, caliper hangars, rotors, and pads and swap them onto the Civic DX.
to 90-93 Integra

to 94-01 Integra
--Take the EX/Si knuckle (with bearing and hub) and bolt on the 17CL14VN 94-01 Integra calipers, caliper mounting brackets, rotors, and pads and swap them onto the Civic DX.

46100SH4A11 = Si Model; Bore: 15/16" (92-95 Civic EG with a standard 7/8 MC then a 15/16" m/c can be fitted without needing to upgrade the booster or redo the hardlines) - 90-91 civic ex 4-door?
46100SH3A02, 46100SH3A03, 46100SH3A04, 46100SH3A05, 46100SR3003, 46100SR3013, 46100SR3033} = EX Model; Si Model;
Bore: 13/16"




- Clean the piston


- Bleed the MC

New booster is smaller in diameter


But thicker.

It was cheaper to get a 2nd hand master and booster. This is 15/16", slightly bigger. Plus it was described as double boosted, booster.
See more: http://www.lukekailburn.com/
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