Shaft Eater
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From: Wicked Fah North, Maine, United States
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

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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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
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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