will crx hf axles work with my 90 standard?
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will crx hf axles work with my 90 standard?
sup guys i have a 90 civic hatch..standard..with a d16z6 civic/crx si transmission
the outer hubs are standard
will crx hf axles work? i found some for sale for cheap
the outer hubs are standard
will crx hf axles work? i found some for sale for cheap
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Re: will crx hf axles work with my 90 standard? (Ba4)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ba4 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">sup guys i have a 90 civic hatch..standard..with a d16z6 civic/crx si transmission
the outer hubs are standard
will crx hf axles work? i found some for sale for cheap</TD></TR></TABLE>
The hubs/knuckles on the standard 4-speed hatch are the same as the CRX HF. The tranny spline are the same on Si, DX, HF and Standard so......they should fit.
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the outer hubs are standard
will crx hf axles work? i found some for sale for cheap</TD></TR></TABLE>
The hubs/knuckles on the standard 4-speed hatch are the same as the CRX HF. The tranny spline are the same on Si, DX, HF and Standard so......they should fit.
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yes i know that all d seris axles the inner splines are the same just the outers are differnt
i know that std/hf axles have the same spline count
but my car is a hatch, the axles im getting are from a crx should go in right?
just need positive confirmation
i know that std/hf axles have the same spline count
but my car is a hatch, the axles im getting are from a crx should go in right?
just need positive confirmation
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ttt, basicly the question is for anyone confused
will crx axles work work for a hatchback chassi?
i already know all about spline counts
and i have a standard hatchback so i would use crx hf axles if i watned to right?
will crx axles work work for a hatchback chassi?
i already know all about spline counts
and i have a standard hatchback so i would use crx hf axles if i watned to right?
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Re: (Ba4)
I think there are two differently numbered splines for the HF.
When I had to replace mine (On my HF), I had to count the splines, I guess there are two different numbers of splines.
And if I recall, one number is the same as the other Civics, and the other was not.
I had the strange number
So my axles were a little more, and I had to wait a few days for them to be shipped...
When I had to replace mine (On my HF), I had to count the splines, I guess there are two different numbers of splines.
And if I recall, one number is the same as the other Civics, and the other was not.
I had the strange number
So my axles were a little more, and I had to wait a few days for them to be shipped...
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Re: will crx hf axles work with my 90 standard? (sirq2u)
dont do it... the guy who previously owned my crx hf put a SI hub on it... after time because the hf axle is smaller, the axle reemed out the hub and both had to be replaced.
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Re: will crx hf axles work with my 90 standard? (alpalwal)
jeez way to ruin a thread.
No one is swapping hubs, no one is putting DX axles into their HF, or Hf axles into their Si.
As far as I know HF and STD axles are the same. So STD axles should work fine in an HF and HF axles should work fine in an STD, provided that the hubs are stock.
No one is swapping hubs, no one is putting DX axles into their HF, or Hf axles into their Si.
As far as I know HF and STD axles are the same. So STD axles should work fine in an HF and HF axles should work fine in an STD, provided that the hubs are stock.
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Re: will crx hf axles work with my 90 standard? (RecentlyAcquired)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RecentlyAcquired »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">jeez way to ruin a thread.
No one is swapping hubs, no one is putting DX axles into their HF, or Hf axles into their Si.
As far as I know HF and STD axles are the same. So STD axles should work fine in an HF and HF axles should work fine in an STD, provided that the hubs are stock.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you thast all i needed to know,
still no confirmation though but i guess i'll have to buy those used crx hf axles and put them in my std hatch and find out for msyelf since most ppl are confused on what im asking,
No one is swapping hubs, no one is putting DX axles into their HF, or Hf axles into their Si.
As far as I know HF and STD axles are the same. So STD axles should work fine in an HF and HF axles should work fine in an STD, provided that the hubs are stock.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you thast all i needed to know,
still no confirmation though but i guess i'll have to buy those used crx hf axles and put them in my std hatch and find out for msyelf since most ppl are confused on what im asking,
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Re: will crx hf axles work with my 90 standard? (Ba4)
maybe this will provide a little more reassurance.
HF axles and STD axles have the same part number, or at least should, unless they decided to make a whole new axle of the exact same thing. Call up your local auto parts store and ask for the part numbers to the HF and STD, they should be the same.
Hope that helps a little more.
HF axles and STD axles have the same part number, or at least should, unless they decided to make a whole new axle of the exact same thing. Call up your local auto parts store and ask for the part numbers to the HF and STD, they should be the same.
Hope that helps a little more.
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Wow.
Lots of BAD posting in this thread.
Anyone want to share what axles he should use for the Prelude knuckles he's NOT putting in his car? What about the S2000 carbon fiber driveshaft and a Ford 9 inch rear end? Will that work?
Only two posts got it right.
HF and STD are interchangable.
Lots of BAD posting in this thread.
Anyone want to share what axles he should use for the Prelude knuckles he's NOT putting in his car? What about the S2000 carbon fiber driveshaft and a Ford 9 inch rear end? Will that work?
Only two posts got it right.
HF and STD are interchangable.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 4drEF »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
What about the S2000 carbon fiber driveshaft and a Ford 9 inch rear end? Will that work?
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interesting you bring that up, will the s2k carbon fiber driveshaft work with a chevy rear end? I'm in the process of making a s2k fwd utilizing the chevy rear end and putting the engine in the back and rws (rear wheel steering) off a Denali or something of that sort.
What about the S2000 carbon fiber driveshaft and a Ford 9 inch rear end? Will that work?
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interesting you bring that up, will the s2k carbon fiber driveshaft work with a chevy rear end? I'm in the process of making a s2k fwd utilizing the chevy rear end and putting the engine in the back and rws (rear wheel steering) off a Denali or something of that sort.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RecentlyAcquired »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
interesting you bring that up, will the s2k carbon fiber driveshaft work with a chevy rear end? I'm in the process of making a s2k fwd utilizing the chevy rear end and putting the engine in the back and rws (rear wheel steering) off a Denali or something of that sort.</TD></TR></TABLE>
You are going to kill yourself with that RWS.
I don't live that far away from you.
Please warn me before you take it out on the road.
interesting you bring that up, will the s2k carbon fiber driveshaft work with a chevy rear end? I'm in the process of making a s2k fwd utilizing the chevy rear end and putting the engine in the back and rws (rear wheel steering) off a Denali or something of that sort.</TD></TR></TABLE>
You are going to kill yourself with that RWS.
I don't live that far away from you.
Please warn me before you take it out on the road.
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Re: (4drEF)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 4drEF »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Wow.
Lots of BAD posting in this thread.
Anyone want to share what axles he should use for the Prelude knuckles he's NOT putting in his car? What about the S2000 carbon fiber driveshaft and a Ford 9 inch rear end? Will that work?
Only two posts got it right.
HF and STD are interchangable.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
I can confirm that the hf and std are the same axle and that they are indeed different from the si and dx.
(i checked the stock partnumber)
Lots of BAD posting in this thread.
Anyone want to share what axles he should use for the Prelude knuckles he's NOT putting in his car? What about the S2000 carbon fiber driveshaft and a Ford 9 inch rear end? Will that work?
Only two posts got it right.
HF and STD are interchangable.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
I can confirm that the hf and std are the same axle and that they are indeed different from the si and dx.
(i checked the stock partnumber)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RecentlyAcquired »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
interesting you bring that up, will the s2k carbon fiber driveshaft work with a chevy rear end? I'm in the process of making a s2k fwd utilizing the chevy rear end and putting the engine in the back and rws (rear wheel steering) off a Denali or something of that sort.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Then you would have to gear your tranny to run in reverse
interesting you bring that up, will the s2k carbon fiber driveshaft work with a chevy rear end? I'm in the process of making a s2k fwd utilizing the chevy rear end and putting the engine in the back and rws (rear wheel steering) off a Denali or something of that sort.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Then you would have to gear your tranny to run in reverse
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