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Old Aug 28, 2004 | 05:27 PM
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I have a gsr set-up in my 96 hatch. My axles are bad and I bought Driveshaftshop axles to replace them with. Never changed axles before so I will need to follow a manual probably. I only have my civic manual, can I follow that or do I need to go out and get an Integra manual?
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Old Aug 28, 2004 | 05:52 PM
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i dont think the manual from acura would help you with disassembling the front arms to pull the axle out. But for tools, make sure you have a 32mm, 17mm, 14mm, prybar, and a ball joint splitter if you choose to separate your upper ball joint like i do. Im sure there's a guide somewhere on the net to swap out axles. If everything comes out easily...then i would guess you'd have both done in under an hour. If you were local i'd give you a hand.

The civic manual is pretty much the same as a integra manual as far as pulling out the axles. The b series swap uses a intermediate shaft and 2 axles......whereas the d series uses a long axle and short axle with no intermediate shaft. besides that its pretty much the same
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Old Aug 30, 2004 | 11:33 AM
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Thx I could use a hand. Anyway is it necessary for me to separate the ball joint to get the axle out?
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