hi chaps. just noticed that my front inner passenger side CV boot is completely torn. the next day I took it to the track anyway
is it worth putting a new boot on and hoping for the best, or grab a reco half shaft? when I had a Subaru the reco shafts were the clear winner as they were plentiful. have no idea where to get a decent na shaft. car isn't dríven much so no sure how bad the problem is/will become.
matt
inner CV boot replacement - worth it?
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Re: inner CV boot replacement - worth it?
anyone? seen a few on ebay for $110
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Re: inner CV boot replacement - worth it?
If the joint feels good and doesn't clunk/click I'd just buy a boot for $5 and re-pack it.
Messy, but cheap.
If you find a source for decent cv shafts post it up, mine click a bit so I should probably pretend to care and fix them.
Messy, but cheap.
If you find a source for decent cv shafts post it up, mine click a bit so I should probably pretend to care and fix them.
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