morf

i know i can buy a shaft kit for my eg civic with a h22 in but is there any way i can peas together my own shafts kit from other cars to make the shafts i need
ive done a search and found nothing

SixguN

If your talking about intermediate shafts, then get a 92-96 lude shaft or a accord shaft, and use 90-93 teg axles. You might have to get prelude joints.If you want a accordshaft, I have an extra one. PM me if you are interested.

B18C5-EH2

I don't think anyone can recommenr proper axles until you've told us what mount kit you're running.

morf

what as a mount kit gota do with the drive shafts

H22EKHATCH

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Everything!!......an when an h22 motor is swapped in to a civic the axle angles become Very extreme. different mount kits place the motor at different angles and positions, which in turn affects the axle angles.

b4 recomending which custom axle set-up to use. the type of mount kit should be stated........at this point the H22 civic is becoming more common so people have tried many combos with many mount kits. so rather than just taking a stab in the dark. Find out what has worked for the mount kit being used..

B18C5-EH2

As the guy above me stated, we'd need to know what mount kit you have because different mount kits will recommend different axle set-ups.

Also what intermediate shaft are you running?

morf

i will be going with a avid mount kit
well you lern somethin new every day

B18C5-EH2

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well you lern somethin new every day</TD></TR></TABLE>

Your best bet is to contact Avid and ask them which axles they recommend with their kit.

Avid is a relatively new company around here, so I don't think too many peoplr can help you from first-hand experience with what axles to run.

Good luck!

H22EKHATCH

B18c5-EH2 is correct contact company, and see what they recomend.

PS (B18c5-EH2) You're Everywhere. You're one of the only dudes I've seen with 10,000+ posts that is constantly supplying proper info. Props to you.

morf

i was thinking i would sooner go with somthing thats tride and testerd
do you have any info were i can get a full kit from and how much am i looking at for the kit
i live in the uk so they would have to ship to uk thanks guys

Ministry

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by morf &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i was thinking i would sooner go with somthing thats tride and testerd
do you have any info were i can get a full kit from and how much am i looking at for the kit
i live in the uk so they would have to ship to uk thanks guys</TD></TR></TABLE>

HAsport = most durable, highest quality

HCP = still high quality, many people love 'em. cheaper than HAsport

axles sold seperately - you have many options. I'm sure you can get everything shipped to the UK for a price.

PS: you limeys forgot how to speak english

C M S

Check this out, has ALL the info u need..
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=650329

SiR EJ8

i am in the same boat. i have my h22a in my ek and have an axle binding issue. im runnin place racing mounts. the motor has a 90-93 accord int. shaft. basically, when im driving, left turns-----the car vibrates bad. straight line-----vibrates when accelerating hard or going over bumps. right turns------no vibration at all. i replace the outer drivers side with 90-93 teg and am still running the 90-93 accord inners from my swap out of the accord. what do you peeps recommend?

JSR

Im confused because im using a prelude midshaft with 90-93 axles and Im gettin ALOT of vibration and I was just told to try 86-89 but all the information that I've read says to use 90-93 axles.

SiR EJ8

from what ive heard/read.....prelude int. shaft use 86-89 tegs. for accord int. shaft isu 90-93 tegs.

JSR

Reading a bit more carefully would have saved me alot of trouble