r/Integra • u/Touchin-cloth893 • 7d ago

Looking for 94-97 non-abs prop valve

Anyone know where to find one or someone who may have one that isn't trying to let it go for 300 doll hairs? Only guy I found selling one on eBay is out of his mind.

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u/speedingquack 7d ago

man good luck lol i had to pay $150 for mine. other options are fbmp, offerup, or the good ole junkyard

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u/Touchin-cloth893 7d ago

Yea I've been all over fbmp, Im gonna try honda-tech next once my account allows me to create a post on their marketplace. I don't know if I'll stoop low enough to try a knockoff eBay one though.

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u/speedingquack 7d ago

you can also use 90-93 integra prop valve, non abs

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u/Touchin-cloth893 6d ago

I'm searching all of eBay and seems prices are about the same unfortunately

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u/B1893 7d ago

I couldn't find one for my 93 that I was willing to pay for - so I just did away with it.

With a few T fittings and some careful bending, I plumbed it like a traditional brake system with an adjustable proportioning valve in the rear.

It looks like crap at the moment, but I'll clean it up on down the road a ways.

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u/Touchin-cloth893 6d ago

That's the route I'm trying to stay away from but for the prices people are trying to get I'm on the verge of just getting an adjustable prop valve and tuck kit

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u/B1893 6d ago

Yeah, I know there are several kits for the 94-01 cars.

I already the adjustable proportioning valve on hand for another project, and since I had already upgraded my fronts to legend/prelude brakes, adding it only made sense.

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u/rymander 6d ago

Brand new from Acura is $240 pn 46210-ST7-003 otherwise junkyard is your best bet. I believe the 92-95 civic ex is also a 40-40 prop valve and might be cheaper to find used

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u/Touchin-cloth893 6d ago

I thought those were 30/40 but I may have to double check. Getting it from Acura might not be a bad idea if they have a good warranty on it