Ok, time to take care of that axle.
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I'd say when you get the axle no matter who it's from make sure there is actually grease in the joint. I can't tell you how many "remanufacturered" axles I've gotten that were dry. Pisses me off especially when they put in a card that explains why their product is the best. And, when you get a reman axle it came off a car at one time. So, If you are LUCKY they actually replaced the bearings in the joint.
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Honda. I'm sure there are also some aftermarket suppliers that make new axles. Of course, they are going to be more expensive. Don't get me wrong, just because I have had many bad experiences with remans doesnt mean they are all going to be crap.
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get honda dealer axles, fk the rebuilt ones, they will clicky in a 20k range.
Originally Posted by Omniscient
Ok, well as some of you might know, my passenger side axle has a ripped boot. It's the original B16 axle. I figured I'd ride it out for a while and did. I just so happen to have 200$ for new axles. A lot of people said just go to autozone and get the axles with the life-time warrenty. I'm probably gonna go that route unless I'm swayed somewhere else by your responses. The only thing I need to know is what year/model asxles I need? So far every time I get a part from autozone I just get stuff for a 98 Integra. The parts fit the B16 perfectly. Every time I ask for like 00 Civic Si parts, they just don't seem to fit properly. So, what year/model?
Geez, I rambled a whole hell of a lot.
Geez, I rambled a whole hell of a lot.
