Is there any axles from an EG that will fit an EF(si)?

 

why would you want to? why not go with what it takes and do it the right way?

 

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May not have the parts we have in Portugal that we have here in North America

 

if its not abs/ is d series...I don't see why not...but you need to check lengths.

 

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May not have the parts we have in Portugal that we have here in North America</TD></TR></TABLE>


oh sorry I did not see that. please mr. toad sir, please dont beat me!
I will trade you 20 litters of scarce water if you spair my life.

 

hydro axles are longer....or the long one is longer, and the short one is shorter. Something like that. Point is, it won't work.

 

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Exactly! Props to the man that figured that it must have been a reason behind the supposedly stupid question.

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Any one to confirm this?

 

Yes I have both pair and they are different (EF-EG)