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broken lux cv in zook

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broken lux cv in zook

Post by RB zook »

broke my first cv on sunday

:bad-words:

spent all the coin for strength and now 220 bucks later for axle and cv

the bell didnt break it was the star

thou idont know that the bell is reuseable
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Post by Flat_Matt »

Eww...What a mess!

Looks like you had fun RB :finger:
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Post by nicbeer »

Howd ya do it?

Stuffin a wheel into a crevice or ??
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Post by RB zook »

nicbeer wrote:Howd ya do it?

Stuffin a wheel into a crevice or ??
ah just crawlin up a pritt good section

got hung up on sliders and all 4 were turning slowly. im not sure if it was then it broke or when i revesed for a different line

i think the cv had a hard time from previous owner
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Post by DeWsE »

RB looks like you did some damage mate. Just goes to show the little purple people eater gets used.
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

nice :cool: better stick to 33s :D
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Post by redzook »

CHOPZUKI wrote:nice :cool: better stick to 33s :D
or get somthing that aint so hard on the front end

eg airlocker :D
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Post by Tiny »

redzook wrote:
CHOPZUKI wrote:nice :cool: better stick to 33s :D
or get somthing that aint so hard on the front end

eg airlocker :D
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Post by jcianci »

goes to show how hard these things are wheeled. Breaking a cv thats made for a 1400kg car in something that weighs 900kg.
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Post by Tiny »

jcianci wrote:goes to show how hard these things are wheeled. Breaking a cv thats made for a 1400kg car in something that weighs 900kg.
goes to show how much stress a CIG locker can cause :?
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Post by redzook »

jcianci wrote:goes to show how hard these things are wheeled. Breaking a cv thats made for a 1400kg car in something that weighs 900kg.
i ran mine with 33's with airlocker and didnt break nothin
and i reckon it was wheeled harder then ryans

infact i run 37's now with airlockers and still have a standard cv in one side
and it has copped an absolute floggin (touch wood :D)
tufftruck and lots of weekend wheeling

and id say ryans zook would be pushing 1300kg not 900kg
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Post by ljxtreem »

Tiny wrote:
jcianci wrote:goes to show how hard these things are wheeled. Breaking a cv thats made for a 1400kg car in something that weighs 900kg.
goes to show how much stress a CIG locker can cause :?
CIG wont put any more strees on stuff than a Air locker thats on :?

Im with redzook would have to weigh atlleast 1300kg
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Post by redzook »

ljxtreem wrote:
Tiny wrote:
jcianci wrote:goes to show how hard these things are wheeled. Breaking a cv thats made for a 1400kg car in something that weighs 900kg.
goes to show how much stress a CIG locker can cause :?
CIG wont put any more strees on stuff than a Air locker thats on :?

Im with redzook would have to weigh atlleast 1300kg
i only turn my airlocker on to drive hard stuff

ryan turns the welded on when he locks his hubs = alot harder on them when it is constantly locked
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Post by ljxtreem »

True, could allways unlock one hub till ya hit the hard shit

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Post by RB zook »

ljxtreem wrote:True, could allways unlock one hub till ya hit the hard shit

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between sections i unlock hubs

thou having a go at i leave them locked in thou if i had an air locker it would be the same deal

i just think the cv may have been stressed from the previous owner

yeah the zook is a little heavier these days
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Post by roc box »

its all that tree climbing mate puts too much stress on the front end :D
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