Bent drive shafts, ack, hard to fix?

[91Intergra]

Yeah i figured out what the wobble is that my cars producing..
Looks to me like a got 2 bent drive shafts...
how expensive are these used roughly and how hard are they to replace?

Tim

[BullShifter]

Reman. axles are around $65 & are pretty easy to replace with the right tools.

[whtteg]

Yea just go to autozone and buy some they have a lifetime warranty and are pretty cheap. Don't buy used ones that is just asking for trouble.

[tran_nsx]

Originally Posted by whtteg

Yea just go to autozone and buy some they have a lifetime warranty and are pretty cheap. Don't buy used ones that is just asking for trouble.

what ever u do don't buy reman axles from autozone. yes they do have lifetime warranty for $65-$70, but their axles suck. would u want to replace your axles 3-4 four times because of its inferiority? i replace both of mine with autozone reman axles because the old ones were clicking when i accelerate. after installing the reman, they now click only when i turn. piece of crap!! now i bought high performance ones for $200 per side, not bad and they work like new, if not better. u know that saying "u get what u pay for".

[BullShifter]

Originally Posted by tran_nsx

what ever u do don't buy reman axles from autozone. yes they do have lifetime warranty for $65-$70, but their axles suck. would u want to replace your axles 3-4 four times because of its inferiority? i replace both of mine with autozone reman axles because the old ones were clicking when i accelerate. after installing the reman, they now click only when i turn. piece of crap!! now i bought high performance ones for $200 per side, not bad and they work like new, if not better. u know that saying "u get what u pay for".

We use reman. axles from Napa all the time at our shop and never have any problems with them. Napa gets them from Herr engineering or something like that. If you create enough power or run slicks then performance axles are needed.

[tran_nsx]

Originally Posted by jackasssi

We use reman. axles from Napa all the time at our shop and never have any problems with them. Napa gets them from Herr engineering or something like that. If you create enough power or run slicks then performance axles are needed.

if u look closely at what i wrote, never did i say anything about napa axles. don't take it the wrong way, im not trying putting u down. i have had experience with auto zone axles though and they are pieces of crap. any mechanic will tell u the best parts will be from the dealer, but next to that are quality parts from like napa or a/c delco, although the price are kinda steep. i went for autozone since its less than five mins from home, and never again will i get reman parts from them, unless its from another company selling in thier store.

[BullShifter]

Ok . . . . I see cleary what you typed. OEM parts being the best should be a no brainer unless your building a race car.