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Tue 1st May 2012, 02:54 AM
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Thank you for Such Great information, which will be Very Useful!
I Really appreciate that you took your Time to explain all that to me.
My BumbleBeast Subaru already has Rear Disc Brakes, the Front e-Brake was giving too much problems to me,
So I got Rid Permanently from it, as you can see, ~►here.
(So Sorry for the Yellow Text, the Background colour was Dark Grey when I Typed that, you will need to Highlight that text to become Readable)
Also, we have many of these...
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Honda Prelude (series 2 facelifted version) BA3/4/5/7 from the early 1990s.
rear caliper (the part with the piston & handbrake mechanism)
This one:

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...Preludes Here, that opens wider the expectatives of Finding the Right Parts for my Retrofitting.
I Have Read in This ~► Thread, that the Rear Disc brake's Calipers from Nissan 200 SX will work on the Subaru
"L" Series Rear Discs Too... But people wrote on the USMB that the ones from the Nissan 240 SX will be a
Direct Fit.
- What do you Think About that?
- Does anybody here Retrofitted Nissan's Calipers in "L" Series Subarus?
- Which Retrofitting is Better, the Nissan's (240 SX) or the Honda's (Accord / Prelude) Calipers?
Thank you in Advance for any Feedback... I Really Need my BumbleBeast to be Safe to Drive AND Parking,
because my Li'l Country is Extremly mountainous and we Have too Many Uphills / Downhills on Streets \ Roads
where sometimes I Need to Park; as you can see in the Following Picture of the Capital Twin Cities:

I Drive on City and Paved Roads / Highways During Week Days, and offroading on Weekends. 
Kind Regards.
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Tue 1st May 2012, 07:15 AM
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We didn't get the 240SX in this country, and the equivalent Silvia was only a low volume 2nd hand import from Japan, so are impossible to find at the wreckers.
Therefore I can't comment on the suitability of the Nissan calipers and is the reason I went with the Honda version when I found out it fitted.
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Tue 1st May 2012, 09:08 AM
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The Nissan calipers to look for are the ones on MR30 Skylines with 4 wheel discs . Some R31 Skylines also use rear cable calipers though these will be locally made rather than Japanese ones .
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Sat 5th May 2012, 07:21 AM
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Thank you for your Kind Help... I'll Start Searchin' for Parts and will Update if any progress is Made.
Kind Regards.
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Mon 14th May 2012, 10:31 PM
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i looked into some kits, came up the same price as rx disks which i couldnt afford.
The only reason i can see about a rear hand brake is for hand break turns and you want hydro for that.
if you want it to hold your car look for a line locker i think they were called, put hydraulic pressure though the full system
or a disk on the drive shaft, either or
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Tue 15th May 2012, 12:58 AM
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Tue 15th May 2012, 08:21 PM
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Going around in circles are we now??
Thought I'd point that out.
Cheers
Bennie
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Sat 9th June 2012, 02:47 PM
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Yes, I Noticed that the Link is for this same Thread...
Well, I'm Still Searching for the Parts to do the Retrofitting.
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Wed 13th June 2012, 07:15 PM
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To get rid of the old E brake get one of these, locks all four wheels
if you want it on the rear for rallying well thats another thing all together
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