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CV's.

Tech Talk for Mitsubishi owners.

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CV's.

Post by Allan Mac »

A few of us are heading down to Tassie early next year & to be on the safe side, we will all be taking a good range of spares, including CV's.

My question is, should I get one from Mitsubishi, or would an aftermarket one be OK? If the aftermarket, any suggestions & where can I get one & what ball park figure re, $$$$. I am in Melb, eastern suburbs.

BTW, have a NL.

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Post by FC3892 »

Hey big fella, im in tassie. and also needing new cv's lol, shoot me a pm if u want to see some spots up the northen end.

and i will read on for some prices aswell, i have been told round the 400 mark
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Post by Dash007 »

If there just for spares would 2nd hand (wreckers) be the go ??

Could save some $$$$ and get you out of the Shit.... :lol:


Cheers Dash
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Post by mattza13 »

Sorry to hijack the thread but... anyone know some good cvs to get for a NE paj?? about to go through second set, before a lift and want some decent ones so they dont break.
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Post by glenn_c »

DON'T GET AFTERMARKET CV'S
Get second hand from the wreckers, There are two sizes for 2nd gen pajero's but they (the whole assy ie one side) both fit on any Gen 2.
If you can get the larger spline ones as they are slightly stronger. The last of the Gen 2 had the smaller spline cv's fitted. Also usually the left hand side goes first.
Regards Glenn
Pajero GLX 2.8td 255/85/16 BFG muds 265/75/16 BFG AT's, articulator, 2.5inch lift, ball joint flip, rear sway bar disconnect and lots of mods.
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Post by Pharb »

Whilst shopping for CV boots the local Mits spare parts gent offered me some complete "Diamond (???)" (Mitsubishi home brand???) CV joints cheaper than genuine boots.

Don't know how good they are though.

Peter H
NJ Pajero 2.8TDI
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