Axle Breaking...
03-05-2006, 08:12 AM
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Re: Axle Breaking... (Mr EGg)
Normal use.
Also the boot does tear after a while and dirt, debris, and sand will get in there. Once that happens it is only a matter of time before the CV fails. To prolong the life of your boot you can avoid cranking your wheel all the way to the end whenever possible.
"dropping" or "slammin" your car can also have adverse effects on your axles.
Also the boot does tear after a while and dirt, debris, and sand will get in there. Once that happens it is only a matter of time before the CV fails. To prolong the life of your boot you can avoid cranking your wheel all the way to the end whenever possible.
"dropping" or "slammin" your car can also have adverse effects on your axles.
03-05-2006, 08:37 PM
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Re: Axle Breaking... (Mr EGg)
maybe i should raise my car up a bit? 
2 axles in one day.. pretty nifty eh?
the axles broke at the same spot both times, the boot between the intermediate shaft and axle. dropped 1st gear and shifted. boom, click click
2 axles in one day.. pretty nifty eh?
the axles broke at the same spot both times, the boot between the intermediate shaft and axle. dropped 1st gear and shifted. boom, click click
03-07-2006, 11:57 AM
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how much power are you running? If its even just a decent amount it might be a good idea lookin into getting a pair of beefier axles maybe hasport or something cheaper?
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