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High Perfornace CV Shafts

Old Jul 2, 2003 | 09:58 AM
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High Perfornace CV Shafts

Has anyone upgraded their cv shafts? Where did you get them?

How do I tell if I have a locking differential and non-locking?

I have a 1992 SE w/auto & no abs. I can get a standard rebuilt cv shaft at my local parts store for $69.96 + 75 core charge.

Thanks!
Old Jul 2, 2003 | 10:02 AM
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Supposedly the stock shafts can handle 300hp or so. So if you dont plan on doing a t-bo project just get the rebuilt shaft.
Old Jul 2, 2003 | 01:39 PM
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buy a service manual and it'll tell you how to determine your tranny type.

as for the axles, you shouldn't have to mess with "high performance" axles unless you're turbo or a big shot of NOS.

I auto X my car regularly and beat the living !#@$)*(!% out of it when I'm not on the track, and the only thing I've messed up is boots.. the axles have always held up.
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