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Old 05-14-2018, 08:03 PM   #1
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5-Lug Conversion.. Wheels don't spin.

Hello everyone,

I have a 91 hatch that I'm in the process of doing a 5 lug conversion on. Ichiba hubs with EBC Ultimax plain rotors. I've come to find out after taking things apart and putting them back together that the rotor comes into contact with the caliper bracket. The caliper doesn't even want to go over the pads, I have to force it on. Then the hub doesn't spin at all at that point.

I've tried searching, the only thing I've seen was that there was a difference in diameter between 96 and 97-98 rotors. The rotors I bought say they are for 96-98..
Thank you. Sorry for the story, I rather give more info that might be useful than less.
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Have any photos? Still using the oem calipers?
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I can get a pic. Yes oem calipers.
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I’m not sure if s13 and s14 calipers are the same, I could be wrong but I could see them being different
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I’m not sure if s13 and s14 calipers are the same, I could be wrong but I could see them being different
From what I’ve found they are the same.
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If you take off the rotor and compare the size of the stock 4 lug one to the new one, I’m gunna just guess that the new one is slightly bigger. That would be your problem


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If you take off the rotor and compare the size of the stock 4 lug one to the new one, I’m gunna just guess that the new one is slightly bigger. That would be your problem


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It is slightly bigger. I’ve come to find that out last night.
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But thanks for the help guys, I think I’m just going to get the rotors re drilled. So atleast I can drive.
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That's not normal. You should be able to run S14 rotors with an s13 brake caliper/bracket set up.
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That's not normal. You should be able to run S14 rotors with an s13 brake caliper/bracket set up.
Yup. thats what I and im sure pretty much everyone did.

Sounds like you were sent the wrong ones.
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Yeah that’s what I figured too. Does it matter what year S14 ones? Or just any S14 SE rotors?

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Yeah that’s what I figured too. Does it matter what year S14 ones? Or just any S14 SE rotors?
You probably did not receive S14 rotors. They literally the same
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You probably did not receive S14 rotors. They literally the same
Oh okay. Thanks a lot Falkon. I’m going to go buy them now.
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You probably received ABS/kouki rotors which are slightly larger than the 89-96 non ABS rotors. I remember selling my stock 97 front brakes to a friend who had a zenki and we were surprised that the brakes were different.

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You probably received ABS/kouki rotors which are slightly larger than the 89-96 non ABS rotors. I remember selling my stock 97 front brakes to a friend who had a zenki and we were surprised that the brakes were different.

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Okay that makes sense. Hm, that’s crazy. Non abs it is. Thank you very much.
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