NoSuchSol

'95 Integra GSR - 90,000 miles and babied - but ended up with two messed up front axles. Oh well, the problem is fixed now. =) i'm just not sure why it started after a whole bunch of freeway driving where the stress on the ball joints should have been less than stop and go traffic.. any insights from the FWD/long-term drivers?

crash

does it shake when driving or braking?

NoSuchSol

It shook when I was on the gas between 40-XX mph. It became constant and the entire car shook, vibrated, rumbled, but I could let off the gas and it would be fine. No shake from braking. So I replaced the right front axle and it fixed most of it. Replaced the left front axle and viola. Sad b/c money spent but happy it's fixed.

Deludedteg

Mine shakes a lil at 70-80 then gets smooth. It's also smooth up to approx. 70mph. Wierd.

Xyooj

Delu...Prob you need you balance your tires

NoSuchSol

Yah that sounds like it's balancing time. My folks GS300 shook between 60-70mph until they got new tires(which were balanced).

Mine was only when you were on the gas. I'm wondering if it just got worse b/c I don't launch my car. In fact 95% of the miles are spent driving up to SB for school two days a week. Something decided to go. We were looking at the CV boots and there weren't any cracks or tears so I'm assuming that they were replaced before I got the car(78,000 on the car when bought). If that's the only problem I end up having for this car then I'll be happy. The next owner will be happy as well. =D

The car shook, not just the steering wheel. Never saw any warpage through the shaft of the axle assembly either. Must have been at the ball joints.