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Old 12-18-2013, 01:00 PM
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Rebuilding Axles

I spoke with a guy at http://www.raxles.com/ he does not have any parts so he can not rebuild the stock axles but after talking with him he said he can get newer STI axle parts.

I told him I think there is some interchangeability with the svx but I was not sure exactly how much.

Do any of you know if he could build svx axles using a stock axle and sti joints?
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Old 12-18-2013, 01:24 PM
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Re: Rebuilding Axles

The hub splines are the same count. Not sure if the axle parts would swap, though.

The differential ends of the shaft are different.
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Old 12-19-2013, 05:42 PM
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Re: Rebuilding Axles

I have a few cores in the garage..........
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I have a few cores in the garage..........
Do you want to email him and see what he could do? He asked me if I know of any workable swaps, I don't know enough about the Subaru axles I only know that the svx hubs will take sti axles.
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Old 12-23-2013, 12:22 PM
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Re: Rebuilding Axles

i wouldn't bother rebuilding them. i bought brand new ones from carquest for $58 a piece. had them in stock.
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i wouldn't bother rebuilding them. i bought brand new ones from carquest for $58 a piece. had them in stock.
Those are of poor quality and many times cause vibrations. I'd trust a raxles rebuild for long term repairs. If you need to get by, then do the cheap axle. There's a decent chance they could use STI joints as long as they have the SVX inner and hub parts. Worth a shot. If so, it's a quality option for axles.
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Those are of poor quality and many times cause vibrations. I'd trust a raxles rebuild for long term repairs. If you need to get by, then do the cheap axle. There's a decent chance they could use STI joints as long as they have the SVX inner and hub parts. Worth a shot. If so, it's a quality option for axles.
i've installed hundreds of those axles, mostly on subarus, and never had any issues.
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i've installed hundreds of those axles, mostly on subarus, and never had any issues.
I've installed at least 5 in SVXes that had horrible vibrations immediately. Granted, I've installed a fair amount that had no issue, at least at time of install, but a Raxles you can pretty much rely on for another 15+ years.
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Re: Rebuilding Axles

+1 for raxles.

I put them on my 92 pearlie a year after I bought it and had YT replace them on my 96 polo while he had it in the shop for a new engine.

Definitely a quality product and outstanding customer service.

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Old 01-23-2014, 04:06 PM
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Re: Rebuilding Axles

I put 2 after market front axles in, both right and left are now aftermarket, I kept my originals they are in the boxes in my garage, I think I will take them with me next time im going to gainsville, make a reason lol and see what he thinks.

I dont think I have any vibrations, but then again my auto trans gives me problems and the rear diff bushings are completely shot.

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