rear axle removal? (bended)
#13
'Bent', indeed silver!
I was thinking about the swap
Anyone got the info on the easiest way to do that ? Any graphical documentation like the previous would be so friggin sweet
Here's what the civic looks like (for now). got it for 500$. 3 sets of wheel (one are VW mag's). I think I bought it cause of the spoiler...
Again, I REALLY REALLY like what you guys did to help out!
Car:
http://www.site.uottawa.ca/~mdemers/civic/IMG_0163.JPG
I was thinking about the swap
Anyone got the info on the easiest way to do that ? Any graphical documentation like the previous would be so friggin sweet
Here's what the civic looks like (for now). got it for 500$. 3 sets of wheel (one are VW mag's). I think I bought it cause of the spoiler...
Again, I REALLY REALLY like what you guys did to help out!
Car:
http://www.site.uottawa.ca/~mdemers/civic/IMG_0163.JPG
#14
Thanks RonJ. I've never seen the exploded view of the trailing arm. I thought it came off with the knuckle.
Looks like the car will need a lot of work. I'm sure it'll be worth more than $500 once it's all fixed up.
Looks like the car will need a lot of work. I'm sure it'll be worth more than $500 once it's all fixed up.
#16
Look for a complete set of trailing arms off of a 94-01 Acura integra along with brake lines and e-brake cables. You will also need a proportioning valve off of the same integra and preferable a master cylinder with brake booster, but you can live without those two for a while. In the end of the day you'll be happy you did it. I and many others did it and were happy with results... nothing is more of an eyesore than drums in the back when you have a set of wheels that you can see through
#19
Look for a complete set of trailing arms off of a 94-01 Acura integra along with brake lines and e-brake cables. You will also need a proportioning valve off of the same integra and preferable a master cylinder with brake booster, but you can live without those two for a while. In the end of the day you'll be happy you did it. I and many others did it and were happy with results... nothing is more of an eyesore than drums in the back when you have a set of wheels that you can see through
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