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04-21-2010, 05:18 AM
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Originally Posted by LazyProfessor,Apr 20 2010, 12:00 AM
Constant velocity 
Like having a bald barber...
Like having a bald barber...
04-21-2010, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Pinky,Apr 20 2010, 11:51 AM
Agreed. 
Might want to go look up BillMan out on Long Island. He does great work and probably as much experience working with the S as Scott if not more volume. He did a CV swap side/side on my car.(along with a few other things)
I have used them both for work it's just a question of availability.
Might want to go look up BillMan out on Long Island. He does great work and probably as much experience working with the S as Scott if not more volume. He did a CV swap side/side on my car.(along with a few other things)
I have used them both for work it's just a question of availability.
04-22-2010, 03:25 AM
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You would be surprised . Some come for oil changes and brakes ... Right now I stopped taking appointments the shop is that full of out of state cars .
Dont worry Kenta , I got you covered
Dont worry Kenta , I got you covered
04-22-2010, 10:03 AM
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Ok retard, constant velocity is an adjective not a thing you ****** idiot
if you had said cv boots, cv joint, cv axle, axle
I would know exactly what you were talking about
be more specific. I can't stand know it all Forum
kids when they can't even change an axle on their own
Butt can be so disrespectful when they weren't specific
if you had said cv boots, cv joint, cv axle, axle
I would know exactly what you were talking about
be more specific. I can't stand know it all Forum
kids when they can't even change an axle on their own
Butt can be so disrespectful when they weren't specific
04-22-2010, 10:11 AM
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nice and welcome - it took me 6 years to swear at the people here and i know them all well too well
but i agree they are all "****** idiots" 
oh and butt with two tts is ASS the proper spelling is but
and i'd venture to say most who posted in this thread are >=35
no kids here 
04-22-2010, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by DannyS2Kalldayy,Apr 22 2010, 02:03 PM
Ok retard, constant velocity is an adjective not a thing you ****** idiot
if you had said cv boots, cv joint, cv axle, axle
I would know exactly what you were talking about
be more specific. I can't stand know it all Forum
kids when they can't even change an axle on their own
Butt can be so disrespectful when they weren't specific
if you had said cv boots, cv joint, cv axle, axle
I would know exactly what you were talking about
be more specific. I can't stand know it all Forum
kids when they can't even change an axle on their own
Butt can be so disrespectful when they weren't specific
So, fridge, many people refer to car parts in a general way, looking for a general answer. The CV can really only refer to a small number of jobs on any vehicle and most people use that term to describe the whole axle. While it is a little more labor intensive to change just the boot, instead of the entire assembly, most people remove the axle to do that job as well.
On a Chinook helicopter we refer to a specific actuator as an LCT (Longitudinal Cyclic Trim), an adjective. There are many actuators on a helicopter like there is more than one drive shaft (axle) on an S2000. Using the adjective as the noun simplifies the expression as we are all pretty informed about the workings of the machine.
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