SunlitComet
OBS Jedi-Do Good
very nice! even if $500 each
CV Shafts Binding
- Thread starter Brandon X
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Those are for more aggresive angles. Going off the picture you took of your truck I think stockers should be fine at 60-100 each
I accidentally ripped the boot on my drivers side and over time it has flung the grease everywhere to the point where it has dried up now and it is making the same "binding" noise that you are describing
half shafts are not that expensive and its really not that difficult to replace either
I was thinking about buying some really nice ones and not go with the cheaper ones just so I know it would last a little longer and typically if you get the $100 one compared to the $50 one you get a better warranty
half shafts are not that expensive and its really not that difficult to replace either
I was thinking about buying some really nice ones and not go with the cheaper ones just so I know it would last a little longer and typically if you get the $100 one compared to the $50 one you get a better warranty
sumo
dn ʇǝƃ ʇuɐɔ & llǝɟ ı
The solution I suggest to any CV problem on a lifted truck is RCV. Because that's what I got and I love 'em.
https://www.rcvperformance.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=35&products_id=36
It doesn't use spacers which worsen the angles, it's telescoping.
Before I got them I've been through, I dunno, half dozen CV's. The one on the driver side has a torn boot that's let out most of the grease and let in the dirt and sand and water and whatever else I've driven through in and it's still not flinched. I'll fix that one of these days.
Here's what it looks like on my truck with a six inch lift.
thats cool
99Yukon_Z71
Crazy Puerto Rican
Got mine at Oreilly Auto for $59.00 each with a lifetime warranty!!! Cant beat that and replaced them in 40 minutes!!! Easy job to do if you got the right tools! The just want to sell you new CV axles. But those angles should not be binding, I got a 6" lift with NO problems!!!
