Front axel question

Discussion in 'Modifications And Maintenance' started by scrltspedstr, Feb 2, 2014.

  1. scrltspedstr
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    so i need new front axels on my 04 wrx
    I have been told most refurbs are garbage and i cant seem to find a pair of good used ones.
    where should i buy from?
     
  2. Medic_538
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    stock power = stock axle.
    You get what you pay for.
     
  3. jdhunter6
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    I have used autozone with no problems.
     
  4. Peder
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    Check with Minnetonka subaru. I believe you can get rebuilt stock axles through them. And you can use your club discount.
     
  5. yuseforester
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    A-1 Cardone ranufactured axles are pretty good, this is the only brand I would use other than nee oem, have had no problems with these on a stock or lightly modified car.
     
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    Are they the same as an 02 WRX? I have one available.
     
  7. silver03
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    I have had no issues with NAPA rebuilds.
     
  8. Fatboy Walrus
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    I've had issues with remans from orielly. 2 bad remans in a year.
     
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    Are the boots just torn? You can get new boots, clamps and grease from subaru. We reboot them all the time
     
  10. Ryan FailRad
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    I just did a re-boot last night, not hard at all. 20$ fix for me, what would you guys charge for this?
     
  11. spudd
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    Right around $300 parts and labor
     
  12. scrltspedstr
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    the grind a bit when its realllly cold and make sharp turns
     
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    just to double check
    i have a male axle and a female transmission
     

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    Looks like there is a spring pin in there, so female axle inner male outer. Would be the same as an 2002
     
  15. iand464
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    I might have some used 02 axles in my garage or shed. Pm if interested
     
  16. xluben
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    No, that is backwards.

    Correct.

    I have used 02 axles sitting around as well.