Found a great place to buy CV axles...

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Oct 12, 2001 | 12:08 PM

mzmtg

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Found a great place to buy CV axles...

www.raxles.com

They use NEW, not rebuilt, joints on all their axles, with precision fit boots and Amsoil synthetic gease.

Prices are good too. I just got mine, and will install it this Sunday.

Just FYI.

Oct 12, 2001 | 12:12 PM

deezo

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Re: Found a great place to buy CV axles...

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www.raxles.com

They use NEW, not rebuilt, joints on all their axles, with precision fit boots and Amsoil synthetic gease.

Prices are good too. I just got mine, and will install it this Sunday.

Just FYI.

How much?

Oct 12, 2001 | 12:29 PM

mzmtg

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Re: Re: Found a great place to buy CV axles...

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How much?

I got the right side, which includes the intermediate shaft and bearing, for $167 shipped.

Apparently for most cars, they are less than $100...

Oct 12, 2001 | 12:33 PM

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Give us an update after you install because of the talk about steering wheel vibration at speed.

Dan B. Martin gave one member a suggestion of changing his CV axles because they could be "un-true". He didn't say it this way but it could be an issue with some 4th gens with the steering wheel vibration.