CV Joint Replacement
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CV Joint Replacement
My rear drivers side started to shake quite a bit and becomes worse with increasing speeds... Does anybody know where I can find a CV joint besides at the dealer? I've also heard that you could switch them.. but my car does have 231,000 miles on it so might as well replace it right?
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I recently switched mine (192,000) and mine shake is almost gone.. however it shakes under hard decel now but thats better than accel haha
it would be a better idea to change them though
it would be a better idea to change them though
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Kragen doesn't carry S2000 axles.
Dealer only, It's the cup that gets damaged anyway. You can buy a new cup and a new CV joint and rebuild it. They are expensive though.
You might be better off trying to find some at an auto wrecking off a car with low miles or get some custom ones ones like mine.
Dealer only, It's the cup that gets damaged anyway. You can buy a new cup and a new CV joint and rebuild it. They are expensive though.
You might be better off trying to find some at an auto wrecking off a car with low miles or get some custom ones ones like mine.
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Originally Posted by Sub2K,Aug 14 2009, 08:40 AM
just get a reman for $80 at kragen lifetime warranty so if you get a crappy one they switch it for you.
me and a few others i know have them and have no problems
me and a few others i know have them and have no problems
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Originally Posted by chairmnofthboard,Aug 14 2009, 09:42 AM
Kragen doesn't carry S2000 axles.
Dealer only, It's the cup that gets damaged anyway. You can buy a new cup and a new CV joint and rebuild it. They are expensive though.
You might be better off trying to find some at an auto wrecking off a car with low miles or get some custom ones ones like mine.
Dealer only, It's the cup that gets damaged anyway. You can buy a new cup and a new CV joint and rebuild it. They are expensive though.
You might be better off trying to find some at an auto wrecking off a car with low miles or get some custom ones ones like mine.
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Originally Posted by I<3myap1,Aug 14 2009, 11:53 AM
where did you get yours from?
They have a different CV joint, are heat treated and are a stronger steel. (I forgot what it was).
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Originally Posted by Esq,Aug 14 2009, 12:39 PM
Is he looking to produce them for sale?