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B16 axles?

Which axles do I use for my B16 swap into a 90 hatchback, and where can I find them? Thanks.
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you can modify 90-93 integra or order a set of SiR axles from wherever you get your motor from.
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you can modify 90-93 integra or order a set of SiR axles from wherever you get your motor from.


What do you mean modify? Thats a very bad rumor.

You buy a set of 90/93 Integra axles, and pop out the spacer on your hub with a flat screwdriver.

Here is a tip also. We buy autozone axles. Sure they cant hold 250+ horsepower but they have a liftime warranty on breakage.
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Yep what Kris said. Make sure you use the 90-93 integra intermediate shaft also. Just pop out the dust cap.
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What do you mean modify? Thats a very bad rumor.

You buy a set of 90/93 Integra axles, and pop out the spacer on your hub with a flat screwdriver.

Here is a tip also. We buy autozone axles. Sure they cant hold 250+ horsepower but they have a liftime warranty on breakage.
that's what I ment by modifying them. Personaly I'm sticking with SiR ones, I have 2 sets One in the car and one that is being sent to get rebuilt.
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