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Old 01-20-2003, 06:52 PM
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88 hatch question

I have an 88 dx. What is the difference in 88 civic dx hatch axels? Can i use 90-91 crx axles on mine?
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HF/STD axles are crap. DX and SI axles are the same. throughout the years. All* axles have the same end that fit into the tranny but the end that matches the hub can be different ex; hf vs. si.

* I know this applies to 4Gs but not possitive to newer years but they should be the "same", prolly some exceptions though.
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Yes you could use 90-91 crx axles as long as they arent hf or standard axles, which are smaller...


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The crx is an Si. Can I still use the axles or not? What about the hub fitment?

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