I can't comment on CalCVs and noise, but I have had a set of Longfields in my rig for the past 12 months of fairly regular wheeling trips and lots of on road driving, and they have not made a sound.
For a Nissan...I would really be looking into getting Longfield 30 splines in instead of anything else.
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genuine CV's or hardened aftermarket??
wat is invloved in doing it ?Micka wrote:I can't comment on CalCVs and noise, but I have had a set of Longfields in my rig for the past 12 months of fairly regular wheeling trips and lots of on road driving, and they have not made a sound.
For a Nissan...I would really be looking into getting Longfield 30 splines in instead of anything else.
There's gotta be something seriously wrong there surely, when a cv clicks it's knackered AFAIKLeeroy wrote:I put a set of Cals in mine as short side was ready to let go (after 4 years no breakages) and it's only a n/a dsl with 35s and lockers, before a month long trip in kimberley.
I HOPE it's normal but they make a god awful raquet when turning, even say with hubs locked but xfer in 2wd, just slowly turning about half way between straight and lock on steering, and they click their heads off, sounds like the whole front end is about to fall out.
Can someone confirm this is normal? I don't have the power to break them and don't drive like an idiot and I AM prepared to accept they are noisey IF that is normal and it won't compromise their reliability... has anyone tried different grease or anything to see if it makes a difference???
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nah they are actually really noisy cvstwodiffs wrote:There's gotta be something seriously wrong there surely, when a cv clicks it's knackered AFAIKLeeroy wrote:I put a set of Cals in mine as short side was ready to let go (after 4 years no breakages) and it's only a n/a dsl with 35s and lockers, before a month long trip in kimberley.
I HOPE it's normal but they make a god awful raquet when turning, even say with hubs locked but xfer in 2wd, just slowly turning about half way between straight and lock on steering, and they click their heads off, sounds like the whole front end is about to fall out.
Can someone confirm this is normal? I don't have the power to break them and don't drive like an idiot and I AM prepared to accept they are noisey IF that is normal and it won't compromise their reliability... has anyone tried different grease or anything to see if it makes a difference???
Would be interested in know how to do the longfield cv and axle into nissan houseing as i have had cal offroad cv"s and axles and have broken 2 cv"s [ gq 4.2 petrol 35 inch tyre ] did not get any warrenty [ 8 months old ] and not one bit of customer service . These are ment to be the worlds tuffest and was told the locking hub would break first. U do the numbers on how much i have spent now gone back to standard ones .
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