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'88s have some weird parts that are different from the '89-'91s. Just a fore warning. It does look like the brakes are the same (given the same trim at least; HF and Si are different, for example).
If you were to get the calipers from a place like Autozone they're $35/$38. I know CRXes are rare finds in salvage yards.
You can easily cross reference part numbers on a site like autozone.com btw. That's why I mentioned that store.
CRX HF
C8114/5
$39
CRX Si/Civic 1.5/Civic 1.6/Civic wagon 2WD
C8702/3
$35
Civic wagon 4WD
C8110/1
$34
This is just for 1988 years btw.
If you were to get the calipers from a place like Autozone they're $35/$38. I know CRXes are rare finds in salvage yards.
You can easily cross reference part numbers on a site like autozone.com btw. That's why I mentioned that store.
CRX HF
C8114/5
$39
CRX Si/Civic 1.5/Civic 1.6/Civic wagon 2WD
C8702/3
$35
Civic wagon 4WD
C8110/1
$34
This is just for 1988 years btw.
That's only for the rear suspension. 88-91 Si/Dx share the same front brakes.
I didn't say it was front brakes or rear suspension.
I know the rear suspension, front knuckles, transmission, and seat brackets are different on the '88s, for example.
To the OP, this may help you in the future, here is a rundown of the differences within the 2nd gen Crx:
http://crxcommunity.com/viewtopic.php?t=6216
http://crxcommunity.com/viewtopic.php?t=6216
The "weird parts" and the other different parts have nothing to do with original question about front brakes.