Left Rear CV Axle Suggestion
11-02-2018, 06:40 AM
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Left Rear CV Axle Suggestion
Hi S2KI,
Let me introduce myself by saying I am pretty sure I have the only S2000 in the country of Armenia*. Anyway, my question; I need a left rear CV axle. I found a used one a couple of months ago on Ebay for $90 something, and it too was worn on the wheel side.
I have seen what is called "New" CV axles that cost less than $100 on eBay and other places on the internet. Any experience with such "New" axles? I have had poor experience with rebuilt BMW axles (from China) back in the US from places like AutoZone, but what is called "New" for less than $100 seems too good to be true.
Any experience? Thanks
* I bought a used S2K from Dubai and almost done fixing it. Back in Boston after my son totaled his AP1, I dismantled it and was so impressed by its stiffness, I bought a beaten up one to fix up.
Let me introduce myself by saying I am pretty sure I have the only S2000 in the country of Armenia*. Anyway, my question; I need a left rear CV axle. I found a used one a couple of months ago on Ebay for $90 something, and it too was worn on the wheel side.
I have seen what is called "New" CV axles that cost less than $100 on eBay and other places on the internet. Any experience with such "New" axles? I have had poor experience with rebuilt BMW axles (from China) back in the US from places like AutoZone, but what is called "New" for less than $100 seems too good to be true.
Any experience? Thanks
* I bought a used S2K from Dubai and almost done fixing it. Back in Boston after my son totaled his AP1, I dismantled it and was so impressed by its stiffness, I bought a beaten up one to fix up.
11-03-2018, 05:18 PM
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You should try and find a low mile OEM axle on eBay or something, habibi.
Or maybe there's some performance aftermarket company like Raxles that makes them for reasonable money?
A parts store axle is another option. I've heard people had decent luck with autozone or NAPA or whatever.
Or maybe there's some performance aftermarket company like Raxles that makes them for reasonable money?
A parts store axle is another option. I've heard people had decent luck with autozone or NAPA or whatever.
11-03-2018, 08:42 PM
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You should try and find a low mile OEM axle on eBay or something, habibi.
Or maybe there's some performance aftermarket company like Raxles that makes them for reasonable money?
A parts store axle is another option. I've heard people had decent luck with autozone or NAPA or whatever.
Or maybe there's some performance aftermarket company like Raxles that makes them for reasonable money?
A parts store axle is another option. I've heard people had decent luck with autozone or NAPA or whatever.
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