Affordable "brand new" CV Joint shafts!!
02-19-2002, 06:07 AM
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Affordable "brand new" CV Joint shafts!!
Greetings my fellow maxima members. If anyone is looking for good quality reasonably priced brand new cv joints go to www.raxles.com these guys were very helpful with my inquiries regarding my 96se auto. For all you Florida and or southeast coast members they are located in Gainsville! My VQ now has 164,665 miles
Oh and these cv joints come fully assembled, you just have to pop them in. I got a quote of roughly $129.99 for each side. The dealer is "F**kin" incredible!!!!!!Sometime i wonder if all of their dogs are barking? I mean they really try to screw your wallet! Not including the absurd $80.00 dollars per an hour for their laborous "milk it" abilities. Best Wishes
Oh and these cv joints come fully assembled, you just have to pop them in. I got a quote of roughly $129.99 for each side. The dealer is "F**kin" incredible!!!!!!Sometime i wonder if all of their dogs are barking? I mean they really try to screw your wallet! Not including the absurd $80.00 dollars per an hour for their laborous "milk it" abilities. Best Wishes
02-19-2002, 06:25 AM
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Re: Affordable "brand new" CV Joint shafts!!
Originally posted by Steve Marsh
Greetings my fellow maxima members. If anyone is looking for good quality reasonably priced brand new cv joints go to www.raxles.com these guys were very helpful with my inquiries regarding my 96se auto. For all you Florida and or southeast coast members they are located in Gainsville! My VQ now has 164,665 miles Oh and these cv joints come fully assembled, you just have to pop them in. I got a quote of roughly $129.99 for each side. The dealer is "F**kin" incredible!!!!!!Sometime i wonder if all of their dogs are barking? I mean they really try to screw your wallet! Not including the absurd $80.00 dollars per an hour for their laborous "milk it" abilities. Best Wishes
Greetings my fellow maxima members. If anyone is looking for good quality reasonably priced brand new cv joints go to www.raxles.com these guys were very helpful with my inquiries regarding my 96se auto. For all you Florida and or southeast coast members they are located in Gainsville! My VQ now has 164,665 miles
Oh and these cv joints come fully assembled, you just have to pop them in. I got a quote of roughly $129.99 for each side. The dealer is "F**kin" incredible!!!!!!Sometime i wonder if all of their dogs are barking? I mean they really try to screw your wallet! Not including the absurd $80.00 dollars per an hour for their laborous "milk it" abilities. Best Wishes
02-19-2002, 06:26 AM
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Re: Affordable "brand new" CV Joint shafts!!
Perfect timing. I just noticed a slight leak on my driver side CV boot. I plan on changing both axle half-shafts on my aged 156k max. I'll give these guys a call and hopefully shipping won't be too much.
Thanks.
Thanks.
02-19-2002, 06:44 AM
#5
They dont do a "core charge" but they include a UPS return label, so you can put your old axle in the box and ship it back to them. They trust you to send your old one back, if you take too long, then will assess the "core charge."
02-19-2002, 06:46 AM
#6
Originally posted by mzmtg
They dont do a "core charge" but they include a UPS return label, so you can put your old axle in the box and ship it back to them. They trust you to send your old one back, if you take too long, then will assess the "core charge."
They dont do a "core charge" but they include a UPS return label, so you can put your old axle in the box and ship it back to them. They trust you to send your old one back, if you take too long, then will assess the "core charge."
02-19-2002, 06:58 AM
#10
Originally posted by tiedyemaxima
My car had a cv joint leak on the right side. I took it to midas and they gave me a new axle?
My car had a cv joint leak on the right side. I took it to midas and they gave me a new axle?
Very high quality stuff.
02-19-2002, 07:07 AM
#12
Originally posted by tiedyemaxima
Nope, it was a new axle. cause i had to wait for it to be shipped and it took it a day to get there and i had it back the same day.
Nope, it was a new axle. cause i had to wait for it to be shipped and it took it a day to get there and i had it back the same day.
And there's nothing wrong with a remanufactured axle. They are typically good enough for the job.
02-19-2002, 07:10 AM
#14
Originally posted by NmexMAX
I thought that too, but afer 50K mine died again...
I thought that too, but afer 50K mine died again...
Are you offroading a lot or something strange?
02-19-2002, 07:34 AM
#18
Originally posted by ejj5875
How long did your factory ones last? My car has 62k with stock axles, and my old car has 90k with stock axles.
Are you offroading a lot or something strange?
How long did your factory ones last? My car has 62k with stock axles, and my old car has 90k with stock axles.
Are you offroading a lot or something strange?
Nah, I changed the stock ones @ ~ 92K, and now @ 159,the nwe remans r done, but the boots are the ones that died and led to their initial failure, on these and the orig.
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