NEED answers about ZC!!!!
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NEED answers about ZC!!!!
A month ago I made a thread in here asking what axles to use for the zc tranny on my 91 civic hb.. I was told 90-93 integra ls axles. Well, I got 92 integra axles and the drivers side is too short. I guess I need the intermediate shaft? But the passengers side will not spin. I put the wheel on and it's locked up. So I just called hmotorsonline.com, where I bought the tranny and he said I need 88-89 integra axles. So which axles do I need and do I need the intermediate shaft?
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For ZC tranny I KNOW you can use 90-93 Integra Axles. However I have heard of people using the older Integra axels and they still worked fine. I have the ZC intermediate shaft on mine and it worked fine with the 90-93 Integra axles. I'm not sure what USDM car came with the same intermediate shaft as a ZC. If I had to put money on it I would say 89 Integra only because 90-93 Integra had a B-series, and the 89 Integra had a D-series similar to the ZC. Go on Honda-tech.com and ask them.
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You also have to remove that back metal thingy (sorry, can't remember what it is called) between the bearing and axle or it won't move. Use 90-93 Integra axles. There is no counterpart that I know of for the ZC intermediate shaft in a US car. Good luck.
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I've never heard of having to remove anything from the hub of any car with a D-series, yes with cars with B-series. I never removed anything from my hub and my car runs fine, so no you don't have to remove anything from your hub if you are running a ZC.