I have a 1991 Honda CRX German model with the DOHC D16Z5 engine and 5 speed transmission, and I have been told that it is the same as the Japanese ZC cause of the bulge in the hood and it's 124 hp rating. My question is that I need c.v. axles for the car. The axle on the LH side goes into a halfshaft and then into the transmission. The dealership wants 900 euros a piece per axle and that equivalates to over $1400 dollars. Are there any us model axles that are the same length as the CRX ZC DOHC ? I need axles bad so I can pass the German inspection. There aren't any shops here that rebuild axles as they just replace them with new from factory. I don't want to have to bite that bullet. All help will be appreciated.


Modified by eighty9crx at 3:33 PM 9/21/2008


Modified by eighty9crx at 11:02 AM 9/24/2008

 

the dohc zc uses a midsfaft with 2 outter cv shafts. your car should have a midshaft and i believe you can use the usdm 90-93 integra axles.so you can not use the us si axles. as for the wires the i would assume the jdm dohc zc wires are the same and the 88-89 integra are the same also.


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Modified by sleepingciv at 9:02 AM 9/21/2008

 

Thanks dude, I will be sure to check it out.



Modified by eighty9crx at 3:23 PM 9/21/2008

 

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Anybody please help?

 

the 90-93 Integra axles (one left and one right) are what you need - you will need to remove the dust rings on the inside of the knuckle and on the CV joint to keep them from binding - 88-89 Integra D16A1 spark plug wires fit the D16Z5

 

What would be the exact model Integra, and engine that the cv axles would be for.

 

all 90-93 Integra models have the B18A1 engine (except GSR which has B17) - all models use the same axles


Modified by jlicrx at 1:45 PM 9/25/2008

 

Thanks alot!