do they (CARDONE) make a good cv axle.


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Auto Zone has them for L-$92.99 R-$79.99
Rock Auto has them for L-$46.99 R-$46.99
so far Rock Auto has the best price for the same
part numbers RIGHT SIDE 60-1198 LEFT SIDE 60-1344
i have 118,000 miles on the car and i am doubtful i will get
to many more miles out of them (axles).

ROD

Are your CV joints squeaking or clunking? There'* no sense in replacing them if they aren't bad to begin with.

GM cars tend not to have CV issues.. very rarely do you run into a bad CV joint on a GM application. This is due to a better quality rubber boot that is (MUCH less prone to tearange) used by GM over those used by other manufacturers, especially inports.

I just replaced one of my CV shafts this past weekend because one of the dust boot clamps had broken and let dirt and water into the CV itself causing it to fail.

Advance'* cost on the left is about $60...I've got friends and looked into it once.

CV shafts usually go for around 100-120, i know, im ISO-9001 certified as well
Thats for a good CV shaft too.

You sell cv shafts too? Have to remember that....you dont need any wood do you

yes one or both are going bad, you can feel it in a turn. i will replace them both.
do we or can we get a club discount at ROCKAUTO.com.

ROD

are you sure it isnt a steering shaft or wheel hub problem?

the steering shaft is ok , the wheel hubs are still ok (the right hub has a little play the left has none. you can feel it when you are making a turn under power.

ROD