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CV Joints????
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 11:03 am
by Joey1987
Just wondering if anyone knows where the best places to order CV joints are?
I know that Auto barn can get them in for me, but does anyone know of anywhere else that may be better to get them from?
And also are there any recommended sorts to get, which are better than others. Or doesn’t it really matter?
Oh and I need them by the weekend so somewhere in Brisbane would be best!
Thanks Jo
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 4:23 pm
by Joey1987
Auto barn called me to tell me that I cant get them from there now. Because when they called there supplier they told them that they don’t have them now. So I can’t get them from there.
So now I am even more stuck
I tried looking on the internet to find somewhere that I can get them from but can’t find anything.

Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 4:30 pm
by FtoSam
Try calling Joe and Ricks (my solution to all probs lol)
Also call around CV joint specialists.
Boots
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 5:25 pm
by dstocks
Are you after the boots or the joints (the drive shafts themselves). If you are after the joints themselves, I have both a manual set and an automatic set (although Id have to check to make sure the automatic set are OK). As to the boots, im pretty sure the driveshaft guy that re-booted the manual ones I have was able to match against a mazda part.
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 5:52 pm
by Bennoz
If you want new
www.kempys.co.nz supply them. If you buy a whole new CV unit you get the boot kit with grease as well, or they can just do the boot kit (comes with grease & cable ties etc) - mind you (as dstocks mentions) they are a generic boot size & could be sourced locally.
They aren't on the website thou, you'll need to ring them & speak to the parts guys.
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 8:46 pm
by bades-photography
well u have two things, u can buy the cv joint but who is gonna fit em,
i use a place in cooparoo, he makes them in his shop and fits em within an hr, he did mine and made custom ones to run the amount of power through my evo powered lancer,
he is quite cheap, he is a cv specialist all he does is cvs if u want his number ill try and find it but yeah he is best ive found,
i have 3.5L magna joints, with a damper on drivers side, a 2L sonanta drive shaft on passenger side and a s15 drive shaft on drive side, he said i will not blow these no matter what i do
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 9:40 pm
by Joey1987
I have been told that they are an easy thing to do your self. (Not that I would be doing them, my Boy friend would) is this true?
Because the vibe that I’m getting is that it’s not something that you guys would do your selves!!!
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 10:46 pm
by bades-photography
its pretty easy all i have to do is remove the rims and take off this big nut near the breaks and just move it around till it comes out, but it is usually better if u go to a place and get them installed so u have a installation warenty