h22 axles in 4th gen accord
The Accord and prelude axles are almost the same i would definatly go with some prelude axles only because they were ment to hold an h22 plus cheeper than buying aftermarket
Wrong, the prelude axles will fit and are a good idea for the extra power, check out the article on http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com
they did the swap and it tells you exactly what you can do.
they did the swap and it tells you exactly what you can do.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 92acclude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Wrong, the prelude axles will fit and are a good idea for the extra power, check out the article on http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com
they did the swap and it tells you exactly what you can do.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how did it not work for many people who have done it before then? or am i thinking of a 5th gen accord... eh
they did the swap and it tells you exactly what you can do.</TD></TR></TABLE>
how did it not work for many people who have done it before then? or am i thinking of a 5th gen accord... eh
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 92acclude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Wrong, the prelude axles will fit and are a good idea for the extra power, check out the article on http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com
they did the swap and it tells you exactly what you can do.</TD></TR></TABLE>
no actually you are wrong.
prelude axles are longer than both 4th and 5th gen accord axles. the sport compact car writeup has several errors which will cause long term problems with any swap.
the proper way to do the install is use the axles designed for the chassis when it comes to h22a's in accords. thus if you have a 4th gen accord use the 4th gen axles.
as far as power, the 4th gen axles hold plenty of power, i have only made it up to 210 hp and 202 ln/ft of torque on stock axles but never had an issue with them, and i know people who have done far more that that with no issues.
they did the swap and it tells you exactly what you can do.</TD></TR></TABLE>
no actually you are wrong.
prelude axles are longer than both 4th and 5th gen accord axles. the sport compact car writeup has several errors which will cause long term problems with any swap.
the proper way to do the install is use the axles designed for the chassis when it comes to h22a's in accords. thus if you have a 4th gen accord use the 4th gen axles.
as far as power, the 4th gen axles hold plenty of power, i have only made it up to 210 hp and 202 ln/ft of torque on stock axles but never had an issue with them, and i know people who have done far more that that with no issues.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by v4lu3s »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
no actually you are wrong.
prelude axles are longer than both 4th and 5th gen accord axles. the sport compact car writeup has several errors which will cause long term problems with any swap.
the proper way to do the install is use the axles designed for the chassis when it comes to h22a's in accords. thus if you have a 4th gen accord use the 4th gen axles.
as far as power, the 4th gen axles hold plenty of power, i have only made it up to 210 hp and 202 ln/ft of torque on stock axles but never had an issue with them, and i know people who have done far more that that with no issues.</TD></TR></TABLE>
and i able to swap parts.....at least the upper bracket attached to the upper control arm...
oh yeah on more thing..are the rotors bigger than the accord's?
no actually you are wrong.
prelude axles are longer than both 4th and 5th gen accord axles. the sport compact car writeup has several errors which will cause long term problems with any swap.
the proper way to do the install is use the axles designed for the chassis when it comes to h22a's in accords. thus if you have a 4th gen accord use the 4th gen axles.
as far as power, the 4th gen axles hold plenty of power, i have only made it up to 210 hp and 202 ln/ft of torque on stock axles but never had an issue with them, and i know people who have done far more that that with no issues.</TD></TR></TABLE>
and i able to swap parts.....at least the upper bracket attached to the upper control arm...
oh yeah on more thing..are the rotors bigger than the accord's?
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