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C V boots

Tech Talk for Mitsubishi owners.

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C V boots

Post by TREVORC »

finally torn my first cv boot after a total of 245,000km 100,00 of those with my torsion bars crank and 40,000 with a ball joint flip so is it still the best advice to go origin mitsy boots i think so ! what everyones thought

thanks trevor
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Post by icemanpaj »

yeah i searched this a while ago.
genuine is the only way. they cost more but are worth it. i bought some multi fit ones and they split pretty quickly, so i ended up getting a whole shaft and boot from wreckers.

good luck
andrew
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