My 93 integra has no designation for LS, GS, gs-r. I know its not a GS-r, but I need to order a new set of axles and don't know if I have ABS or not. I really don't want to jack the car up to look at the axle, but it may be the easiest way. Anyone know of another way to determine if its ABS?
Thanks so much

 

im not familiar with DAs but in a DC, in the engine bay in front of the passenger side wheel well there is a box with lots of brake line running to it, a friend of mine calls it a octopus, that is the abs system
i beleve that DAs are in the same place

 

Thanks for the help. I just jacked it up in the end though. non-ABS.

 

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i beleve that DAs are in the same place</TD></TR></TABLE>

You can find the ABS ststem for the DA integra on the passenger side in front of the tranny. It is lower in the car than the DC, as it rests on the crossmember. Just clearing things up as I see you alreadt made your determination!

 

If you don't know what an ABS modulator/accumulator looks like you can always check your dash lights to see if an ABS light lights up during bulb check mode, when you first turn the key to the on position.

When in doubt always get the axles for ABS. ABS axles will work for non ABS cars but not the other way around.