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Cv's

f6jet
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#1

Hi all, I'm trying to get some info on CV's, I know they are a weak point, is there an aftermarket one that can hack the pace.

Cheers Chris

#2

Constant velocity joints?? I dont think our rear wheelers have any.

#3

Nizpro has a fair bit do with aftermarket CV's for a little while, but now it seems that XtremeF6 is taking up the slack...

Send him a PM or have a look at his sponsors sub-forum on here under the modifications area, I believe they are a couple of weeks off still...

If you are driving a manual then be worried, if you are driving an auto then it seems only geea is worried about breaking CV's... :yeahyeah::mexicanwave:

Jack :innocent:

#4
Nizpro has a fair bit do with aftermarket CV's for a little while, but now it seems that XtremeF6 is taking up the slack...

Send him a PM or have a look at his sponsors sub-forum on here under the modifications area, I believe they are a couple of weeks off still...

If you are driving a manual then be worried, if you are driving an auto then it seems only geea is worried about breaking CV's...  :spit:  :glad:

Jack  :spoton:

:gooff::gooff::gooff:

Geea. :glad:

#5
Constant velocity joints?? I dont think our rear wheelers have any.

Yes we have them 2 each side at the rear and 1 in the tail shaft.

Ian

#6
Constant velocity joints?? I dont think our rear wheelers have any.

Yes we have them 2 each side at the rear and 1 in the tail shaft.

Ian

I had no idea. :gooff:

#7

You learn something new every day then don't you? That was your one thing for the day!

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