Shaft Eater
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Shaft Eater
I have a 93 LX Civic with a GSR swap. Since I bought the car I have replaced the shafts twice. Seems like every 2 weeks they start going bad. I dont beat on the car at all. The car does have urethane torque mounts, would this contribute to the problem?
Aside from taking out the inserts is there anything I can do to stop this?
I had thought about some aftermarket shafts, but not sure if that'll fix the problem.
Any and all suggestions are welcomed
TIA
Aside from taking out the inserts is there anything I can do to stop this?
I had thought about some aftermarket shafts, but not sure if that'll fix the problem.
Any and all suggestions are welcomed
TIA
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Re: Shaft Eater (CodyC142)
Check this thread, https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/2352353 for ideas.
Also is your car lowered ? how low?
Also is your car lowered ? how low?
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Re: Shaft Eater (1992Si)
Yes its fairly low. No exact measurement, but with a 45 series tire on a 16" rim there is no gap.
Soon ill be supercharged looking for something able to handle 230ish whp
Soon ill be supercharged looking for something able to handle 230ish whp
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Re: Shaft Eater (CodyC142)
If you haven't bought the supercharger yet, don't, most go turbo.
I ask about how low because the different angles needed while the suspension travels. The axles were designed for a envelop to work in.
I ask about how low because the different angles needed while the suspension travels. The axles were designed for a envelop to work in.
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