Which axle to use on an EF9 Sir?
07-22-2004, 07:16 AM
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Which axle to use on an EF9 Sir?
Which axle to use on an EF9 Sir?
I am about to purchase a 1990 EF9 SiR (right hand drive).
The drivers side CV axle needs to be replaced. I need to know what kind of
axle I need to ask for when ordering through a parts store. Thanks.
I am about to purchase a 1990 EF9 SiR (right hand drive).
The drivers side CV axle needs to be replaced. I need to know what kind of
axle I need to ask for when ordering through a parts store. Thanks.
07-22-2004, 12:59 PM
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Re: Which axle to use on an EF9 Sir? (hOnDadiCt)
Sounds like a second Gen Integra axle would work nicely if, indeed, it is a b16a. That is what I would try first. Where are you getting the car from?
07-22-2004, 02:39 PM
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Re: Which axle to use on an EF9 Sir? (HatchBox)
hatch box ment 90-93. But if you have a y1 tranny and int shaft you need 89 integra outer joint/shaft, and 90-93 teg inner joint(I believe). Basically you have to make a sir joint. Call http://www.raxles.com, tell them what kind of trany you have, and the car and they will make it for you.
Ryan
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07-22-2004, 02:41 PM
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Re: Which axle to use on an EF9 Sir? (droppedcrxsi)
whoa. lol yea 90-93 teggie axles
if you have a y1 tranny , all you do is switch the intermediate shaft for a 90-93 LS one and you can run the 90 -93 axles with that .
if you have a y1 tranny , all you do is switch the intermediate shaft for a 90-93 LS one and you can run the 90 -93 axles with that .
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