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Old 06-23-2012, 11:47 AM
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Default Which axle should i use for f22a1 in 5th gen accord

As the title say, i swapped a f22a1 from 92 accord in my 94 accord but the axles seems to have loose. I searched on google and all i found is that:

Axles Use 90 up Accord Intermediate shaft with 90-93 Integra axles.

To use the Prelude intermediate shaft a shorter left-hand axle with a female inner joint must be used. To construct the proper left-hand axle use 94 GSR left-hand axle inner and outer joints on an 86-89 Integra axleshaft.

Use 90 up Accord Intermediate shaft with 90-93 Integra axles.

To use the Prelude intermediate shaft a shorter left-hand axle with a female inner joint must be used. To construct the proper left-hand axle use 94 GSR left-hand axle inner and outer joints on an 86-89 Integra axleshaft.

Can someone confirm it or tell me which axle will fit with this swap?
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Default Re: Which axle should i use for f22a1 in 5th gen accord

Question is what transmission are you using, CB or CD?
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Question is what transmission are you using, CB or CD?
I'm not sure what CB and CD are, but i have the transmission that was in the 92 accord (f22a1).

the passenger side axle seem to fit well, without loose, but i'm not an expert so i can't say if it really fit.
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The CB & CD initials are the vehicles chassis code. CB = 90-93 Accords. CD = 94-97 Accords

Here is a complete list of what is required for a 5sp swap.

http://www.accordinglydone.com/forum...ead.php?t=9624

According to it you should be using the axles and intermediate shaft from a 94-97 5spd Accord.
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Originally Posted by GhostAccord
The CB & CD initials are the vehicles chassis code. CB = 90-93 Accords. CD = 94-97 Accords

Here is a complete list of what is required for a 5sp swap.

http://www.accordinglydone.com/forum...ead.php?t=9624

According to it you should be using the axles and intermediate shaft from a 94-97 5spd Accord.
Thank you for the answer, according to yhe informations, i got a CD chassis. So i have to use whole axle from my accord 94?

Last question, would my transmission fit from a f22b2 (Dont know the number for this tranny) to my f22a1?
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Default Re: Which axle should i use for f22a1 in 5th gen accord

Yes the F22A and F22B transmissions are interchangeable. Along with H22 and H23 transmissions as well.

What is the transmission number on the F22A 5 spd? It is located on the bell housing on the bar code sticker.
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Use the axles made for your car
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Thank for the answers, i'll put the axle tommorow and will feed back
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The 94 accord axles seems too long for now and i am unable to find any spec about axles lenght :S
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Ok my bad... The 94 axle fit just fine Thank a lot for the answers
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Default Re: Which axle should i use for f22a1 in 5th gen accord

I have a question of my own. Will a f23a fit into a 1993 Honda Accord EX I am still new to the honda scene. I tried to do my research online I didnt come up with anything.
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Default Re: Which axle should i use for f22a1 in 5th gen accord

Originally Posted by AZAccord712
I have a question of my own. Will a f23a fit into a 1993 Honda Accord EX I am still new to the honda scene. I tried to do my research online I didnt come up with anything.
yes!
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