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IFS CV boots - gen VS aftermarket

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IFS CV boots - gen VS aftermarket

Post by daveo »

split a CV boot on my lux on the weekend, what is the general consensus on genuine CV boots vs aftermarket? quality, durability, price (i can guess which one is going to be more expensive!) etc

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Post by booflux »

I found the cheap and nasty ones to work best as being a loose fit they tended not to tear as easily with the angles a lifted IFS gets
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Post by Shadow »

there was a big thread on this a while back. Should not be hard to find with search.
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Post by eggman »

i could definately notice a difference between repco ones and genuine ones.. the clamps with the repco ones were useless. repco $16, genuine $70
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