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Old 07-07-2004, 11:00 AM   #1 (permalink)
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5th gen AEM brake big brake kit modified to fit a 4th gen???

Is it EASY to modify the 5th gen front and rear AEM big brake kit (rotor upgrade only) to fit a 4th gen???

I have a 4th gen SI and I know I need the 4th/5th gen VTEC stock FRONT caliper brackets.
WIll just drilling extra holes in the AEM aluminum hub be enough to make the brake kits fit perfectly to my 4th gen SI front and back?

If so, How many holes do I need to drill extra?
Also are the offsets the same for both gens (front and back)?

Please let me know any and all info on this setup.

Thanks so much!!!
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i think u need a 5 lug conversion....
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