axle rebuild???
frostee
01-30-2003, 01:21 AM
hey i was wondering if any of you out there have ever had an axle rebuilt? I was wondering how much they usually cost and if i should do it, or just get another axle? does anyone know if rebuilt axles tend to go out fast or will they last as long as a new axle? and is it possible to reinforce axles with special materials or anything like that??
tbk49
01-30-2003, 01:42 AM
you usually dont get an axle rebuilt you just get a rebuilt axle and give them your old one...i need new axles but i think i will wait and see if i go b series
mellowboy
01-30-2003, 02:30 AM
Originally posted by frostee
hey i was wondering if any of you out there have ever had an axle rebuilt? I was wondering how much they usually cost and if i should do it, or just get another axle? does anyone know if rebuilt axles tend to go out fast or will they last as long as a new axle? and is it possible to reinforce axles with special materials or anything like that??
What kind of axles are you using now? Did your order yours from raxles.com? I know they make axles for h22 swaps on 5th gen not sure about 4th gen.
hey i was wondering if any of you out there have ever had an axle rebuilt? I was wondering how much they usually cost and if i should do it, or just get another axle? does anyone know if rebuilt axles tend to go out fast or will they last as long as a new axle? and is it possible to reinforce axles with special materials or anything like that??
What kind of axles are you using now? Did your order yours from raxles.com? I know they make axles for h22 swaps on 5th gen not sure about 4th gen.
frostee
01-30-2003, 02:55 AM
Originally posted by mellowboy
What kind of axles are you using now? Did your order yours from raxles.com? I know they make axles for h22 swaps on 5th gen not sure about 4th gen.
if i remembered correctly, i believe they were from the 1st gen tegs.... im not sure but i heard some people saying something about them being the shortest or something like that..... is there a way to tell where they're from by taking them out and examining them like a serial number or anything?
What kind of axles are you using now? Did your order yours from raxles.com? I know they make axles for h22 swaps on 5th gen not sure about 4th gen.
if i remembered correctly, i believe they were from the 1st gen tegs.... im not sure but i heard some people saying something about them being the shortest or something like that..... is there a way to tell where they're from by taking them out and examining them like a serial number or anything?
mellowboy
01-30-2003, 03:19 AM
Originally posted by frostee
if i remembered correctly, i believe they were from the 1st gen tegs.... im not sure but i heard some people saying something about them being the shortest or something like that..... is there a way to tell where they're from by taking them out and examining them like a serial number or anything?
Well i don't remember seein any type of serial number on there. No wonder your having troubles. That axle is too weak for your motor. All that torque is gonna break them. Go here www.raxle.com
Tell them about your set up. Maybe they can make a custom axle for you.
if i remembered correctly, i believe they were from the 1st gen tegs.... im not sure but i heard some people saying something about them being the shortest or something like that..... is there a way to tell where they're from by taking them out and examining them like a serial number or anything?
Well i don't remember seein any type of serial number on there. No wonder your having troubles. That axle is too weak for your motor. All that torque is gonna break them. Go here www.raxle.com
Tell them about your set up. Maybe they can make a custom axle for you.
frostee
01-30-2003, 04:07 AM
Originally posted by mellowboy
Well i don't remember seein any type of serial number on there. No wonder your having troubles. That axle is too weak for your motor. All that torque is gonna break them. Go here www.raxle.com
Tell them about your set up. Maybe they can make a custom axle for you.
hmmm.... i figured i was gonna need stronger axles, but that link you gave me didnt work.... i tried looking for the site myself but i still couldnt find it, is it still up??
Well i don't remember seein any type of serial number on there. No wonder your having troubles. That axle is too weak for your motor. All that torque is gonna break them. Go here www.raxle.com
Tell them about your set up. Maybe they can make a custom axle for you.
hmmm.... i figured i was gonna need stronger axles, but that link you gave me didnt work.... i tried looking for the site myself but i still couldnt find it, is it still up??
civicHatch
01-30-2003, 12:07 PM
I have a 88 dx hatch. Can someone PLEASE tell me the difference in axles. I know the 88 is different from the 89-91. I need new axles now! Can I use 90-91 crx si axles ( I have a parts crx). Thanks.
Also, when doing a b16a swap into my 88, is there anything different to do since it is an 88?
Also, when doing a b16a swap into my 88, is there anything different to do since it is an 88?
mellowboy
01-30-2003, 01:08 PM
Originally posted by frostee
hmmm.... i figured i was gonna need stronger axles, but that link you gave me didnt work.... i tried looking for the site myself but i still couldnt find it, is it still up??
Try this...www.raxles.com
hmmm.... i figured i was gonna need stronger axles, but that link you gave me didnt work.... i tried looking for the site myself but i still couldnt find it, is it still up??
Try this...www.raxles.com
mellowboy
01-30-2003, 01:14 PM
Originally posted by civicHatch
I have a 88 dx hatch. Can someone PLEASE tell me the difference in axles. I know the 88 is different from the 89-91. I need new axles now! Can I use 90-91 crx si axles ( I have a parts crx). Thanks.
Also, when doing a b16a swap into my 88, is there anything different to do since it is an 88?
I'm pretty sure they fit. If you gonna go b16. U need 90-93 integra axles along with 90-93 intermediate shaft.
www.hasport.com tells you more about it.
I have a 88 dx hatch. Can someone PLEASE tell me the difference in axles. I know the 88 is different from the 89-91. I need new axles now! Can I use 90-91 crx si axles ( I have a parts crx). Thanks.
Also, when doing a b16a swap into my 88, is there anything different to do since it is an 88?
I'm pretty sure they fit. If you gonna go b16. U need 90-93 integra axles along with 90-93 intermediate shaft.
www.hasport.com tells you more about it.
amy@af
01-30-2003, 01:16 PM
Originally posted by civicHatch
I have a 88 dx hatch. Can someone PLEASE tell me the difference in axles. I know the 88 is different from the 89-91. I need new axles now! Can I use 90-91 crx si axles ( I have a parts crx). Thanks.
Also, when doing a b16a swap into my 88, is there anything different to do since it is an 88?
the 88 STD (4 speed i believe it is) axels have a different number of splines. if you have a parts CRX (i assume Si) then why not grab the tranny out of it too? just curious
I have a 88 dx hatch. Can someone PLEASE tell me the difference in axles. I know the 88 is different from the 89-91. I need new axles now! Can I use 90-91 crx si axles ( I have a parts crx). Thanks.
Also, when doing a b16a swap into my 88, is there anything different to do since it is an 88?
the 88 STD (4 speed i believe it is) axels have a different number of splines. if you have a parts CRX (i assume Si) then why not grab the tranny out of it too? just curious
sastanley
01-30-2003, 02:48 PM
Originally posted by LadyNRedSi
the 88 STD (4 speed i believe it is) axels have a different number of splines. if you have a parts CRX (i assume Si) then why not grab the tranny out of it too? just curious
Hey...now someone is using their head ;)
the 88 STD (4 speed i believe it is) axels have a different number of splines. if you have a parts CRX (i assume Si) then why not grab the tranny out of it too? just curious
Hey...now someone is using their head ;)
FourthGenHatch
01-30-2003, 02:56 PM
driveshaftshop.com custom makes axels for all kinds of things I think.
mellowboy
01-30-2003, 03:54 PM
Originally posted by FourthGenHatch
driveshaftshop.com custom makes axels for all kinds of things I think.
Yeh thats a good place also but the price are a bit high.
driveshaftshop.com custom makes axels for all kinds of things I think.
Yeh thats a good place also but the price are a bit high.
MyFirst4G
01-30-2003, 04:59 PM
Originally posted by FourthGenHatch
driveshaftshop.com custom makes axels for all kinds of things I think.
Holy shit, that place is like 20 min away from me!!!! Its just a lil farther out on the Island!!!I am so gonna stop by there and the website is so on my favorites!
driveshaftshop.com custom makes axels for all kinds of things I think.
Holy shit, that place is like 20 min away from me!!!! Its just a lil farther out on the Island!!!I am so gonna stop by there and the website is so on my favorites!
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