pic of cv angles and advice

Disclaimer: Links on this page pointing to Amazon, eBay and other sites may include affiliate code. If you click them and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission.

bjballar41

Member
Joined
Sep 7, 2011
Posts
70
Reaction score
1
i have a 6 inch rcx lift and ive had both cv boots ripped on them, both was outer boots. one ive had replaced already other will be replaced soon. i need advice how to get this to stop ripping. ive heard that its cause its cranked so much and it puts it at an extreme angle. ive heard that a cepek lift doesnt put it at such an extreme angle cause its a true 6.5 inch lift without cranking. i like the hight of the lift but i hate the cv angel here is a pic of how my angels look right now. i know this cant be good for front end parts not just the cv axles

Picture5.png

so any advice as to what to do to keep front end parts from wearing out?
 
OP
OP
bjballar41

bjballar41

Member
Joined
Sep 7, 2011
Posts
70
Reaction score
1
those arent mine ill post a pic of mine. and a couple of other things that are bugging me. i just wanna do i guess preventive maintenance so things dont go bad down the road on me
these are pics of my actual truck

drive side/ one with rip

SAM_0451.jpg


pass side/new cv boot/axle

SAM_0458.jpg

drive side shock
this one something is rubbing and i cant figure out why

SAM_0453.jpg

this is pass side shock its not as bad

SAM_0455.jpg

and then the rip other side ripped in same spot

SAM_0452.jpg

then a couple of other parts that look like they should be changed/ wearing out

SAM_0454.jpg

SAM_0456.jpg

this side looks decent

SAM_0457.jpg

then just a pic of the truck cause i love it lol

SAM_0459.jpg
 

bowtiefreak

No Quarter
Supporting Member
Joined
Apr 30, 2009
Posts
5,404
Reaction score
100
Location
Near Philly
Thge control arm bushing could use replacing. Your angles are not so bad, de-cranking wouldn't hurt but I've seen way worse. My tahoe looks similar to that. As for the shoc, how are the bushing in there? it is hitting the arm and I've heard this happens sometimes. I know the shocks that came with my lift had a larger body diameter than my current bilstiens. So a smaller body will help that I think.
 

Forum statistics

Threads
132,043
Posts
1,861,479
Members
96,494
Latest member
rhammond3

Latest posts

Top