Axle info..cv vs ujoint
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try some driveshaft shops or places that specialize in jeeps.
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Originally Posted by TheJerm
^ its really all about how you drive too. Friend with a YJ on 35's have those shafts and yet to break one in the rocks
Learn from mistakes.
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Autozone, schucks, or other local parts store warranties. Be careful. Those are all oem parts. If you keep coming in with broken joints they will definitely start asking questions. Once they get wind that you 're running bigger tires, have a lift, have a locker, or that you even go off roading and get mud on your rig... They will not cover that warranty.
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Autozone, schucks, or other local parts store warranties. Be careful. Those are all oem parts. If you keep coming in with broken joints they will definitely start asking questions. Once they get wind that you 're running bigger tires, have a lift, have a locker, or that you even go off roading and get mud on your rig... They will not cover that warranty.
I'll take a stronger, quality, more expensive u joint with no warranty any day.
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That warranty is nice when you notice them wearing out and change them for free before they break. I usually wear out ujoint during the winter from 4x4 drifting due to high wheel speeds, constant turning and letting friends drive it. I dont have much fear of busting ujoints since i dont push it over dumb obstacles yet, have to rely on the XJ to get me around the country for work right now
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I've installed the spicers exactly as how the instructions say and never had an issue yet.
Install caps on the same ends they came off.
Do NOT add grease because they are already lubed with the proper amount.
Install caps on the same ends they came off.
Do NOT add grease because they are already lubed with the proper amount.
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That warranty is nice when you notice them wearing out and change them for free before they break. I usually wear out ujoint during the winter from 4x4 drifting due to high wheel speeds, constant turning and letting friends drive it. I dont have much fear of busting ujoints since i dont push it over dumb obstacles yet, have to rely on the XJ to get me around the country for work right now
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Now that I think about it, i'm like 75% sure i put 760x spicers in that axle cause I was tired of being cheap and changing ujoints all the time. To be fair it has lasted all last summer wheeling, the winter wheeling/drifting and till now. Just ticks alittle on sharp turns and has some play in them. Probably throw fresh 760x in my spares and throw those in the back.
Heres a question: how many sets of spares do people carry?
I have 2 spare sets cause it was 1/2 off holiday at the junkyard and usually carry spare front ds and stock tierod just in case.
Heres a question: how many sets of spares do people carry?
I have 2 spare sets cause it was 1/2 off holiday at the junkyard and usually carry spare front ds and stock tierod just in case.