Hi all, quick question, who do the best / reasonable quality outer CV joints?
I'm after one albeit on a student budget, but i dont want something cheap and nasty. Seen one on euro car parts for £30, Qbrand or something. looked sketchy.. and GSF have one for £40? Is this about the right price?
Its an 87' Scala, 1.8 carbed. Cheers, Dan
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Cv joint - what quality?
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Re: Cv joint - what quality?
I would go with the GSF one
I have fitted Euro car parts ones before and they are no where near the same quailty as the GSF ones, Plus if you are a paid up member you will get 10% off the parts at GSF.
I have fitted Euro car parts ones before and they are no where near the same quailty as the GSF ones, Plus if you are a paid up member you will get 10% off the parts at GSF.