Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Hi guys,

Where do you buy Genuine GU CV's from. I think i've seen someone on here selling them new before but not sure who it was now, searched and can't find them.

You could give the guys a call at work i know we sell them but as far as a price you will have to ask the sales guys.

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Have a look on the Patrol forum, PM Gary (Nizzbits on that forum)
Was ex Nissan parts mgr and is able to source orig parts at very competitive prices.

I put this up on the Patrol forum also. All led back to Superior being able to supply them.

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Is ya truck gunna be ready for scenic rim next weekend mate? If not i might need a navi.

I have tried wreckers in previous years and they never seem to want to separate GU axles from diffs. I haven't rung any this time have things changed?

Front diff is at ARB getting sorted out and i got a cv from superior this morning so its looking like my truck will be at scenic rim. That will be good if your truck is there too outlaw, it was fun last time but mrs has said no mud this time.

I know the GQ CV's are NTN brand as OEM and you can buy them through Hardy Spicer so they may be worth the call for GU's. Best of luck.

Cheers Luke

Good luck getting NTN anything, the factory is right next to the reactor that is causing some concern in Japan at the moment. I was talking to Damien at Yuri 4X4 and he cant source any. The last ones his supplier found were sent to the Netherlands or somewhere like that. My guess is that NTN will not be producing anything for quite a while. Unless you dont mind radioactive material in your rig!

CBC or Consolidated Bearing Company sell the NTN GQ & GU CVs with axles, I think Hardy Spicer do as well.
Peter K

CalOffroad have good prices on NTN OEM GQ and GU cvs and axles. NTN are the best before going to the Caloffroad chromo ones

You can get them from Nissan, probly easyist too as well.

crliin wrote:CalOffroad have good prices on NTN OEM GQ and GU cvs and axles. NTN are the best before going to the Caloffroad chromo ones

I'd just go the NTN ones

Yes everyone is correct, NTN is the genuine brand and i used to have a contact to buy GQ ones for $90 cash. Driveline quoted about $850 for a CV and axle NTN brand and can of course offer their own brand a lot cheaper. But in my MQ i could break there GQ ones so know they won't last long in this car.

Nissan wanted $740 for cv and axle and they are waiting for them from Japan and do not know when that will be...

Superior Engineering got me one for $300 so that is what i had in the car at Suspension Stuff Challenge.

Thanks for the help guys i was out of time to ring around everywhere to go so Superior was the easiest just had to drive out to the back of Burpengary to get it.