Justen

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As the question states, I just need to know if they're interchangeable.
Wasn't happy with my leaky ABS unit, so I decided to bypass it.
I used the worthless mazdatrix ABS delete setup from spare parts, and the car won't stop for crap. Just locks the rears up occasionally.


...Now I'm trying to swap out the front hard lines, master, and proportioning valve for non-ABS ones...
But will I also have to replace/swap out my current ABS booster?

I'd just like to know my total parts list before I post in the classifieds.
Thanks guys

Justen

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40-something views and nobody knows lol?
I guess I'll just play it safe and buy the booster too.

EatSomeCake

Sorry, I'm new to Rx7's and I don't have abs. I wanted to try and swap it in. Is it really that bad?

Justen

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Well, right now I'm trying to GET RID OF my ABS... and I think its a pain in the neck.
I could imagine that trying to SWAP IN abs would be a nightmare lol. But i'm just complaining i guess.

Swapping in abs would prove to be difficult particularly because of the parts you need...
all the hardlines, master cylinder, booster, abs-computer, etc.
And good luck finding a ABS-unit that doesn't leak. Thats why I took mine out

fc323

hmmm from my vast knowledge of civics.... yes u need a new booster to a non abs one

Justen

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^Noted thanks
I'm just gonna buy the booster anyway,
better safe than sorry

EatSomeCake

Haha good point. I just need to get new pads at least. Good luck getting rid of it!

rotarygod

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The answer is yes and no. It's a different booster on base model cars. Cars that had the 4 piston calipers all have the same boosters. The boosters on single piston caliper equipped cars are smaller.

clokker

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Base model boosters (single piston calipers) are single diaphragm, the rest are twins.

If the OP is going to redo the entire system, I'd recommend he go to the larger booster/MC of a 929, Maxima, Acura or (my personal fave) Subaru Legacy.

Two hints...
Try to get the combo as a pair, that way you don't have to set the pushrod/MC clearance which isn't technically difficult but somewhat of a PITA without special tools.

No matter what, you'll have to use the FC clevis on the pedal.
Stock boosters have 10mm input shafts, many of the others are only 8mm.
You can adapt the stock 10mm clevis to an 8mm shaft by simply screwing a 8mm Helicoil into the clevis...no drilling/tapping required, it just screws in.

rx7fcfc

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i know it s a stupid question but how can you tell is you dont have abs on ur fc? i have a s4 base model

rotarygod

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You don't have abs. Even if you did, the way to tell visually would be to look next to the intake manifold on the passenger side of the car. This is where the abs plumbing is located.